Sentence examples for shudder from from inspiring English sources

The only consolation for people who remember them with a shudder from last time around is the variety of shapes.

Just then, a violent shudder from a nearby explosion caused the windows of the room to rattle for a long moment, as in an earthquake.

His aging high school teammates still shudder from the dreaded Tuesday tackling drills and know him as a hard man in public life.

Or do you dare close your eyes and allow the knees to shake and the spine to shudder from the vibrations of the faithful?

His odyssey is recounted in "The Amazing Adventures of Arthur McGilligutty, or the Boy Who Learned to Shudder," from the children's division of the Atlantic Theater Company.

Here in the endless summer season, with Transformers: Dark of the Moon the most obvious offender but unlikely to be the last, what cinema is crying out for is a proper box office disaster – one whose commercial performance is so calamitously out-of-whack with its vast cost that it draws a shudder from the entire film business.

Europe still shuddering from the blows it had received.

As it is, I also run out in tears, shuddering from the horror.

A tremor of joyous wailing shuddered from the top of the stairs, from my sisters, my mother, my father.

The other boat barely shuddered from the collision, but my boat tipped over, toppling me head first into the water.

While the city spent a recent evening shuddering from the cold, the bartender at the Mulberry Project satisfied a fashionable crowd's tropical yearnings.