And it has a physical keyboard!" The rumors were in a bit too shaky of a state yesterday for us to cover them; we didn't know much about the site that claimed it, they admitted that it was hearsay, and (outside of the fan-made render above) there weren't any pictures.
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.
Many outsiders have previously reckoned that Turkey's economy is too shaky, and its attitude towards human rights too contemptuous, for it to be let into the club.
Makeup, for example – she has eye and lip-liner permanently tattooed the moment her hand is too shaky to apply it.
The final products tend to be too grainy, too noisy and too shaky to be worth watching.
The dancing began prematurely, and the rooftop was all too shaky.
He was, I knew, too shaky on his feet to get up and turn on the lights, and I thought that it would be indelicate for me to do it — they were his lights.
Public finances are still far too shaky, the state too eaten up with corruption, the rule of law a fiction.
But when she woke up, she felt too shaky, and stayed at home in the Bronx, where she watched his name — mispronounced as "Lennon" — read for the first time on television.
