Sentence examples for time shaking from inspiring English sources

She will have a hard time shaking the spotlight now.

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.

Mr. Klein, in particular, will have a tough time shaking off the suggestions that he wrote the book.

Cal had a tougher time shaking U.N.L.V., who beat the Bears by 1 in Berkeley in December.

But, he adds, it is more effective: with direct elections, you spend too much time shaking hands, as in America.

Aunt Momsie, who lives in Monrovia full time, shook her head and ordered a burger.

But yesterday, speaking to reporters with her husband, Charlie Brooks, at her side, Brooks appeared, for the first time, shaken.