Sentence examples for stay shaky from inspiring English sources

Charles Svoboda, vice president, Abusos-Urbanísticos No, a citizen's property rights group "Property markets, like the economy overall in Spain, will stay shaky for some time to come, and that would have been true no matter which party won.

The results remain shaky.

The first few days, Mrs. Stitz's stay was shaky; her doctor was on vacation and there was a mix-up with her medications.

A popular way to beat the Red Sox is to stay close, then exploit their shaky bullpen.

Jasmine, broke and shaky, goes to stay with adopted sister Ginger Sally Hawkinss) in her boxy San Francisco flat.

Others stay put because of the shaky economy or the difficulty of selling a home or getting a mortgage.

In Sabathia's first few starts after the All-Star break, when his mechanics were shaky, his changeup tended to stay up in the strike zone.

This means that the they tend to stay in character while gathered amongst their own, gamely spouting (shaky) Victorian accents.

She plays when she feels like it, and although she never drinks coffee ("It makes you shaky and less precise," she told me), she can stay alert for long stretches, communicating with friends all over the world.

The general public's understanding of these tragic relationships is shaky at best, however often, people don't understand why victims stay, or their understanding of the complex dynamics of abuse are limited to not very good Jennifer Lopez movies.

But when she woke up, she felt too shaky, and stayed at home in the Bronx, where she watched his name — mispronounced as "Lennon" — read for the first time on television.