Sentence examples for too shaky from inspiring English sources
The dancing began prematurely, and the rooftop was all too shaky.
It was too shaky and peripatetic a life to allow for marriage, he says.
Some politicians, wrongly, think the scientific case for anthropogenic global warming is too shaky.
But these guesstimates remain too shaky to be cited without a healthy dose of skepticism.
I'm too shaky to be able to put it better and more delicately than that.
Public finances are still far too shaky, the state too eaten up with corruption, the rule of law a fiction.
Living in a world of blogs, they're similarly skeptical of the premise that "we're still on too-shaky ground" to permit public disagreement.
"Spin City" is DreamWorks' only lasting success on television, and it, too, is shaky.
For a while, Colombia was, too, but shaky finances knocked it out last August.
His grasp of European history, too, seems shaky: Italy, he tells us, is like Sweden in being "without an important colonial history".
In the Republican race too, the shaky polling evidence points to the leading contender winning in Arizona, with Trump 13 percentage points ahead of Cruz.
