Príklady trembling

• He scooped up the trembling dog and dodged speeding vehicles until they both made it to safe ground.

• He was struggling with increasingly poor health, visibly suffering from the slurred speech and trembling hands of Parkinson's Disease.

• It's one of those horror movies you watch between trembling fingers.

• Only a trail of trembling leaves marked where they had passed.

• I got an aching in my back and a trembling in my knees.

• He felt the first tremblings of real fear creeping into his own body.

• The left ring finger, placed on a fishing line, is the finger most attuned, Angolan fishermen believe, to the tremblings of the sea.

• The trembling poplar shelterbelt trees make movement audible.

• The explicative 'zig-azig-ah' action of rhythmic knee trembling followed by abrupt scissoring of the thighs shut, is performed to the words by all five girls.

• She shuffled to the screen in slippers and spoke in a trembling voice.

• Fear and trembling seem to follow her unconscious sense of the possibility that she may be denied freedom, that she is vulnerable and not powerful.

• Now, compassion strives with love, which paints itself upon the pale cheeks of the trembling beauties.

• We will never know whether the trembling individuals in the centre of the picture will be saved.

• Ricciarelli's oscillation between frenetic trembling and frozen terror may seem overwrought, but her interpretation makes for a vivid engagement with the orchestral music.

• Abraham is overcome with fear and trembling.

• Each side was like a man armed to the teeth, trembling for decade after decade before his own reflection in the mirror.

• It seems to me that they really rely on a whole series of trembling conjectures and quaking hypotheses.

• Here we are trembling on the brink of the abyss.

• Many other people are also unconvinced that we are trembling on the brink of economic recovery.

• Many are trembling on the verge of bankruptcy now.

• I always touch on this question of nationality in fear and trembling.

• But take some tenant, a carter, or a mason, or a labourer, who is looking forward to the end of his lease, trembling.