The trembling ground, the wall of smoke that shut off the sun, the choking dust, the ghastliness of the jumping people -- the grievous loss of life and the epic acts of heroism.
"The meaning of our track "Spitting Image" has mostly to do with the friend, the shadow, the wall, the door, the trembling, the rest, the sliding, the waiting, the voice," they explained, enigmatically.
Indian tourist Devyani Pant was in a Kathmandu coffee shop when "suddenly the tables started trembling and paintings on the wall fell to the ground.
An Indian tourist, Devyani Pant, was in a Kathmandu coffee shop when "suddenly the tables started trembling and paintings on the wall fell to the ground.
The papers curled and drooped from the wall and trembled in the draughts, and changed as light and shadows shifted round the room.
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.
Do the walls tremble, or the avenues and galleries of their metropolis deform perceptibly under its weight?
The odds are powerfully stacked against Samantha Harvey's third novel, "Dear Thief" (Atavist): sometimes you feel that the author has enjoyed building a trembling wall of them.
You alone can break down the wall behind which I tremble.
You alone can break down the wall behind which I tremble, you alone can remove my mask.
The walls trembled to the singing of the national anthem and "Old Nassau," but the silence was profound as Dodds began his remarks from the rostrum where Woodrow Wilson 1879 had once spoken of "Princeton in the Nation's Service" — Wilson, who had so famously warned of the danger of another world war.
