Sentence examples for sounded shaky from inspiring English sources
A more challenging piece in three parts sounded shaky at first try.
The brothers' claims to be relatives of Armenia's president sounded shaky.
Those exultations, which he unleashed frequently, were the show's highlight, with Mr. Bradley holding big notes that sounded shaky because of his rasp, but were deeply powerful.
Russ was old and sounded shaky when Coster-Mullen interviewed him over the phone, and he refused to answer basic questions about the size of the project's nuclear stockpile, or to say how many nuclear weapons he had manufactured.
Her mom's voice sounded shaky and harsh: "They have him," she said, referring to Martinez's uncle.
In fact, in an embarrassing 1973 radio interview included in his Archives Vol 1 boxset, he even sounds shaky on the basic details, confusing Mary Vecchio with "Allison Whatsername".
It sounds shaky, he says, but such mortgage lending is a safer bet than credit card lending.
So think of something funny and you're not going to sound shaky," says Nelson, who is also a BBC Radio 4 and World Service science presenter.
The first verse sounds shaky, but she kills the chorus and does an adorable "Shh" hand motion in replace of the lyric "shit day".
As the poem unfolds, though, the phrase "like Beatrice and Benedick" starts to sound shakier and shakier, an analogy asserted nervously by Beatrice as her Benedick drifts into abstraction.
