Shake in sentence

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And she felt it coming, because it would shake the earth under her feet.

So when my doctors shake their heads and say, "I don't know why that patient didn't keep his follow-up appointments," "I don't know why she didn't go for that exam that I ordered," I think, well, maybe her ride didn't show, or maybe he had to work.

The acacia trees are of a very low value but we need them to restore the micro-climate, to protect the soil and to shake out the grasses.

The deepfake could tip the election and shake our sense that elections are legitimate.

The deepfake could tank the IPO, and worse, shake our sense that financial markets are stable.

But if you lack power, or you know someone who lacks it and needs it, you might grab me by the shoulders and shake me, you're so pumped.

We shake it to erase, like this.

But I'm afraid that Ricky will come out here and shake his fist at me.

The birth of a delayed identical twin is not going to shake western civilization.

My mom will go to shake her mobile phone.

On the other side, the vast majority of people look across the chasm and shake their heads, like, "Why you gotta be so depressed?"

It's not just whose hand you shake, it's whose hand that person goes on to shake.

Music is the only thing that can make you want to wake up your bed and shake your leg, without even wanting to do it.

And I wanted to really shake the lapels of world leaders to get them to understand what is happening.

We stand at a very, very important moment in this history, and you're going to make a symbolic swim here to try to shake the lapels of world leaders.

Both shake and titrate.

The tennis etiquette is, both the players have to come to the net and shake hands.

The Latin word "cogito" is derived from the prefix "co," meaning "together," and the verb "agitare," meaning "to shake."

So, the original meaning of "cogito" is to shake together.

And the proper translation of "cogito ergo sum" is "I shake things up, therefore I am." (Laughter) Metaphor shakes things up, giving us everything from Shakespeare to scientific discovery in the process.

In fact it's held so tightly in place that I can shake it, and the knife does not come off.

Now, mammals are warm-blooded creatures, and when we get cold, we shake and we shiver, right?

Some revenge he's getting if he's always in the form of Ice cubes with a cheesy voice-over and a little shake of the cooler he rests in to give animation to the character.

Don Wilson stars as Jack Cutter (Ooh real tough name!)a vampire slayer who goes up against a vampire army, you see the story is a little different because vampires can't be killed with silver, crosses or sunlight but rather through snapping their necks (How convenient as it cuts down on the budget) and it's here Cutter runs into a reporter (Melanie Smith of Trancers III fame) Night Hunter's action sequences shake for no reason during the fight sequences and although it's meant to emphasize the mood, it just makes the movie more jarring.

It's a shame, really, that the script of this film had more holes than you could shake a stick at (mixed metaphor intentional), because Kinski and Coyote - both supremely talented performers who are capable of great subtlety and nuance - have wonderful chemistry together, and the always-provocative Fairuza Balk didn't hurt the mix either.

the typical pre-teen movie, having all pre-teens wishing to misbehave and be able to afford the trip to paris or some far away country away from parents? i dont really like the olsens anyways, they never could really shake off the image of michelle, on full house... in case you didnt see that, then you were lucky from the start.

whatever, it was very very annoying, I kept wanting to shake the screen to hurry her up.

Then, he explains, the boyfriend's family is loaded and she should shake them down for lots of cash for all the trouble he put her to by taking the rap.

Otherwise I was unable to shake off the image of some actors as portrayed in other films/programs: I said to my wife: 'Hey, that's Neil, from the Young Ones' (Nigel Planer) and 'Did they summon Hercule Poirot for help?' (David Suchet).

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