Sentence examples for tremble from from inspiring English sources

"The kafir throats will tremble from the knives.

As we tremble from a newfound sense of vulnerability and intimations of mortality, the comic-grotesque vision of family will fade, or recede.

On this New Year's Day at his home in Sheikh Radwan, his walls tremble from the F16 aerial bombardment under way in his neighbourhood.

I used to tremble from nerves so badly that the only way I could hold my head steady was to lower my chin practically to my chest and look up at Bogie.

"Only to him," he writes, "could I confess how terrible I felt, how physically terrible, bemused, subnormalized, stupefied from within, and always about to flinch or tremble from the effort of making my face look honest, kind, sane.

The land would tremble from the vibrating engines.

I'm still trembling from our drive.

She trembled from the cold.

The bleachers trembling from the volume and vibration.

The living room was filled with animal carriers containing pigeons trembling from lead poisoning and suffering from broken bones.

The two books show that the Church is still trembling from the impact of this great reformer.