Sentence examples similar to tremble about from inspiring English sources

Spanish investors are now trembling about the magnitude of their potential losses.

They saw pelicans trembling about the bank like bronze ghosts strangling under glossy sheets.

Still, the Berlin republic is trembling about whether the Pirates will make the 5% threshold at the next general elections in September 2013, and the chances are high that they will.

The customer doesn't tremble before complaining about how cold his food is.

When I see a glove and I tremble with excitement about its importance, they'll just say, 'It's an old glove.' It doesn't mean that much to them.

His hands tremble as he moves about the cell-like space, enacting a well-worn twilight ritual.

Even Rome was about to tremble beneath him.

(Her voice begins to tremble) Damnit, I am about to cry already, damn I am going to cry this whole interview.

I have looked in the eyes of young men as they tremble telling me about their experiences in Libya.

"Boy Meets World" fans, be prepared: former lovers and relatives are about to reunite, and your '90s hearts are about to tremble.

It begs for hysterical headlines and trembling columns about the sinister possibilities lurking in our smartphones.