Sentence examples for time shake from inspiring English sources
You split your time between home and the fleshpots of Washington, you have to raise money all the time, shake hands, people tell you stuff, they ask rude stuff on platforms.
In the aftermath of the victory over Tipu the governor-general Richard Wellesley, brother of the future victor of Waterloo, wrote: "I shall retain full sovereignty of Seringapatam, for the company as being a tower of strength from which we may at any time shake Hindostan to its centre, if any combination should ever be formed against our interests.
From time to time, shake the pan vigorously (hold the lid on tight!) rather than stirring, to avoid breaking up the fish. 5.
He concluded his review with his assurance that the song would be a success, writing "After 'We Belong Together' brought her back to radio big time, 'Shake It Off' will take Carey's good fortune to the next step".
She will have a hard time shaking the spotlight now.
Aunt Momsie, who lives in Monrovia full time, shook her head and ordered a burger.
When he was finished, Mr. Romney lingered for a long time, shaking hands and delivering hugs.
But other observers worry that Germany will have a hard time shaking the habit.
He is certainly spending a lot of time shaking the hands of people beyond New Jersey.
"Lo siento," Bonita said for the hundredth time, shaking her head in self-chastisement.
She flips through them one at a time, shaking her head back and forth.
