Sentence examples for tremble around from inspiring English sources

Venturing into Impressionist terrain, a little nosegay of spring flowers seems to tremble around the edges with delight (Cotter).

Venturing into Impressionist terrain, little nosegay of spring flowers seems to tremble around the edges with delight (Cotter).

And Caroline Herventuresurst ventures into Impressionist terrain with a little nosegay of flowers that seems to tremble around the edges.

The Aggies' announcement puts the focus on a question that has athletic directors and commissioners trembling around college sports: Who will become the SEC's 14th team?

We look to a critic not for authority but for signs of life — for a little bit of cellulite trembling around the skimpy fabric of his opinion, signalling that it may not be perfect, but at least he's standing there inside it.

"It's my birthday today, so this is fucking incredible!" one said, as she placed a trembling hand around Serkis's shoulders for a photo.

The poor Shias who live in slums around Baghdad tremble to think what their ruler may do to them before he goes.

My life has been enriched by modern teachers, who have pointed out many powerful theories and have taught me well, but many times I tremble with the conflicts around me.

Wrapping my fingers around the handles made me tremble, and lifting them, one by one, was self-induced torture.

Kylie managed to tremble to the church, but cracked somewhere around the renounce all evil part of the ceremony.

What about the fear and trembling that was kicking around recently?