He dramatised a world shuddering with an uncertain sense that something awful was about to happen.
First there was Marcus Trescothick, sleepless in a hotel in India, shuddering out of an England tour, an England career.
The notion that England now is shuddering in the same sort of anticipation gripped both of our imaginations.
The only surprise, perhaps, was that a player respected in two hemispheres for his crunching tackling – YouTube is not short of shuddering examples – never won a World Cup.
Rare Earth by Paul Mason He began thrusting wildly in the general direction of her chrysanthemum, but missing — his paunchy frame shuddering with the efford of remaining rigid and upside down.
Shuddering Marching forward, to the past Dismal democrats A rising tide of misery ReprintsSuch gestures play well to Egypt's teeming masses of poor, just as the hospital visit Mr Sisi paid to the victim of a gang rape appeased citizens disturbed by a surge in sexual harassment on Egyptian streets.
Shuddering Marching forward, to the past Dismal democrats A rising tide of misery ReprintsMany Jordanians had previously stressed the positive aspects of ISIS's advance.
Given that many of Europe's institutions were created to prevent the sort of hostilities that consumed the region in the 1930s and 1940s, more than a few are shuddering at memories of the Sudetenland.
This too increased perceived risks.By this point, the banks' risk-management models were shuddering ominously, ordering risks to be reduced across the board, and restraining traders from making bids which served only to reduce liquidity even further.
In universities across the country, bright-eyed young people are planning marches and acts of civil disobedience that (they hope) will bring the attack on Iraq to a shuddering halt.For years, the student rebels have lacked a cause.
Whatever their differences, Muslims and Orthodox Christians are at one in shuddering at the memory of the crusaders, whose capture of Constantinople in 1204 is seen as a black day in Greek history.In Syria, many non-Catholic Christians also feel uneasy about the papal visit.
