Her new album, "White Chalk" (Island), is a bleak collection of quiet, intense little songs; she spends most of it exploring the shaky high end of her vocal register.
I won't give it away, except to say that probably no one has ever loved it and to suggest that a shaky ending is sometimes the price a novelist has to pay for having, indeed, told the truth about his or her time.
A shaky ending appeared in store for the Lightning after Cathedral Catholic rallied from a 21-17 deficitoto steal the fourth set.
Published in 1925, Fitzgerald's novel is astonishingly prescient in its insight into the shaky prosperity that ended with the crash.
Western diplomats said the observers had given the Palestinians good marks for their efforts to maintain the cease-fire so far, but they said they feared a single incident from either side could end the shaky truce.
Rights groups claim there has been an increase in arrests and intimidation of journalists and civil society activists as the country prepares for elections, probably in August or September, to end the shaky unity government formed by Mugabe and Tsvangirai in 2009.
Some were just a few seconds long but still displayed the genre's signature aesthetics: the surprise ending, the shaky camera, the piles of kittens.
Some were just a few seconds long but still displayed the genre's signature aesthetics: the surprise ending, the shaky ______, the piles of ______.
This is all on the shaky assumption that Labour ends up with 261 seats and the Liberal Democrats hold 54.
The election would herald the end of the shaky coalition the two leaders formed after the disputed 2008 election, when Mr Tsvangirai - the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) - boycotted a run-off after claiming he had been robbed of victory during the first round.
