Sentence examples for supporters shaking from inspiring English sources

The whole affair had even Ms. Haley's most-enamored Tea Party supporters shaking their heads.

"He somersaulted three or four times before running up to the Bradford supporters, shaking his fist in a 'wanker' gesture at them.

In sharp contrast to an orchestrated visit by President Karzai to the same town two days before, the general waded through his excited supporters shaking hands.

It showed a lack of understanding of the deep connection that Indigenous people have with their traditional country and seems to have left even his Indigenous supporters shaking their heads.

He hardly noticed them as he made his way through the crowd of supporters, shaking hands and dispensing hugs, and appearing for the last time before the pack of cameras.

It is the sort of story that leaves war supporters shaking their heads, asking what have we accomplished in six years of U.S. involvement there, and war opponents saying, "I told you so".

Well, it's almost 100 times as much as the church originally claimed.This information only became known after gay marriage supporters shook the trees.

Howard Brown Health Center, a longtime pillar of Chicago's gay and lesbian community, faces its most daunting crisis: reclaiming its reputation as one of the nation's premier advocacy institutions in the wake of a financial scandal earlier this year that left its supporters shaken and led to the ouster of top executives.

As his players and staff jumped about the field in front of Astros supporters shaken by how their team disintegrated during the first Series appearance of its 43-year existence, and a surprising number of Sox fans who had somehow wangled tickets and made the journey south, he stood to one side.

As he walked along Dyckman Street, a supporter shook his hand and chanted: "The city never sleeps.

… Looking as if she were about to cry, an 83-year-old Obama supporter shook her head.