Sentence examples for tremble I from inspiring English sources

Just the thought of Shirley Jackson's Hill House makes me tremble, I couldn't sleep for nights after reading The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby, and I was late filing my review of Paul Tremblay's A Head Full of Ghosts because I was too frightened to read it when home alone.

The walls tremble; I am online with people in France — Kim in Paris, my daughter in Lille, Claire in Metz, Georges in Lyon — and simultaneously with Maty in Senegal and Badala in the city of Bouaké, in the center of the country.

I remember watching his tiny body tremble; I can still hear his small cries of pain.

With each heave of my shoulders and shuddering quaking tremble, I let some of my fear and tension release.

Eventually, finger trembling, I press his buzzer.

I was trembling, I believe from cold and shock.

"When I told that story my voice was trembling, I was so nervous," he recalled.

"I am sad for my friends, I'm trembling, I'm horrified, I don't have words.

I don't mean slight trembling – I feel like I'm on the verge of convulsing.

As I hung up the phone, my hand trembling, I noticed that my left upper ribs ached.

I was trembling; I had flown here straight from the tropics and wore only a shirt.