Sentence examples for that could shake from inspiring English sources

Anything that could shake up the pecking order tends to generate intense interest.

In China in particular, the worry is about another bubble that could shake the world economy.

The one outside power that could shake their complacency is China.

Engineers invented a harvester that could shake tomatoes from plants and distinguish red fruit from green.

The E.U. is wary of a no-deal Brexit, since that could shake their economies.

"But I didn't expect to find an exquisite work that could shake up the history of art".

"There was this appetite for an unknown future that could shake off the postwar, boring, melancholic 1950s.

Now Google is shopping for other events to show on YouTube in real time, a plan that could shake up the sports broadcasting world.

And there was no sign in the figures of a build-up of demand that could shake the economy out of its funk in coming months.

8 P.M. (CBS) NCIS The season ends as the team tracks a terrorist with the ability to carry out a catastrophic event that could shake the Navy's foundations.

It was a stark reversal from his previous insistence that he would not seek the presidency, and one that could shake-up the GOP race.