On Oct. 10, 1138, a small shock shook the region, and some residents fled to surrounding towns.
Mr. Stoiber says this with apparent shock, shaking his head, his eyes widening underneath his rimless glasses.
I went to our room with him, still in shock, shaking uncontrollably.
For Piłsudski this was a major shock, shaking his belief that Poland could function as a democracy and making him favor government by a strong hand.
The shock shook her propeller shafts out of alignment and jarred the port inner high-pressure turbine so that she was limited to 20 kn.
After the rains stop, the wind subsides, the fire is put out or whatever, we often walk around in a state of shock, shaking our heads and wondering what happened and how are we going to pick up the pieces and start again.
Such visceral shocks "shake us out of things we take for granted," Mr. Rapp said.
Don't wear a big grin all day or a "never-ending smile" either--try to wipe an uncomfortable grin off your face; relax a little do the deep breath again... Avoid erratic behavior--don't act shocked, shake your head, whirl about, giggle (for no apparent reason); Avoid rambling speech--get back on topic; Do not argue or accuse people of insults, etc. in a public place.
The driver, clearly shocked, shook his head.
The team needed a shock, to shake them up.
