So I shook the hand that shook the hand of Edward Whymper.
He had had an accident before, so that might have shaken him up a little".
The phone call from Ms. Harrington, then anonymous, set off a chain of events that so shook up the mutual fund industry that it is still vibrating.
If I intend to be shaking in order to signal my confederate, and this intention makes me nervous, so that I shake, I am shaking because I intend to do so though not intentionally.
The resulting apparatus features a dozen softballs and hardballs -- one signed "Ty Cobb" by a smart-aleck stagehand -- hanging from an X-shaped truss so that, when shaken, they batter a large plywood drum.
I was grateful to be wearing a [long] skirt so that my shaking knees were not visible.
I'm not so certain about that shake up.
And that is his political and religious commitment, his resistance to the draft that so shook up the establishment.
Most of the defiant little upstarts that so shook the labels have either collapsed or been bought or shut down.
Even so, there's so much that "Shake It Up" does well that dwelling on its exclusions feels uncharitable.
