Sentence examples for shiver windows from inspiring English sources
Outside, there is "light so massive stout brick walls could scarcely breast it when it leaned upon them; light that seemed to shiver windows with a single beam".
WEEHAWKEN, N.J., Oct. 7 - Ron Williams was pouring himself a cup of coffee at 6 45 Thursday morning when he heard a huge blast that made his kitchen windows shiver.
I would stumble, shivering, to the window, peer through freezing, blurry binoculars at a cold, wild sea.
Many people in Tskhinvali are shivering through the winter behind windows made of plastic sheeting.
The single-pane windows and the shrunken doors shivered in their frames.
All winter long they've been shivering just outside your window, hoping for maybe a freeze-dried worm or two.
The brambles and rose-bay pushed into my brain: fronds of ivy creeping over window panes now give me a kind of Macaulay-esque shiver.
Some 500 windows at the school had been broken for years, leaving the students shivering in wintertime classes.
He'd shiver on that rooftop for what felt like an hour, waiting for a calm-enough window of water to again navigate over floating debris that could support his weight until eventually he reached solid ground once more.
All its terrors are hobgoblins seen through the nursery windows, in the dark, or conjured up by the cheerful nineteenth century fireside, to make you shiver a bit for the pleasure of it, and value your present security the more.
