Quivering in a sentence

I’ve heard him go higher than I go, and with more quivering goose-bump vibrato.

Following their routine, an emotional Pete stood beside host Tess Daly as they awaited feedback from the judges; he appeared visibly moved, lip quivering, especially when Shirley Ballas took a moment to compose herself before commenting.

They offer 4K pictures and video and the unit has an anti-shake function in case your hands are quivering while using.

They scream in hunger and cry themselves to sleep”, 45-year-old Salwa al-Masry tells Al Jazeera, quivering.

Using tense body language and a quivering voice during strenuous moments such as arguments with Harry, his father, Griffiths as Albus hit hard in terms of those who may feel estranged from their families.

If this is the start of the third world war, as some quivering liberal commentators seem to believe, then my suspicion is that it will be over quite quickly, such is the majestic impotence of our opponents.

Just to shake their quivering hands and see them in tears… I felt like a Beatle!

Once all the protective tissue is gone, there is the bare and quivering yolk.

The GOP is a quivering, frightened gaggle of pols who have cowered to Trumpism for fear the loser-in-chief will tweet them to death.

Anon, it is as if there is always some creeping, inexplicable, yet ever-present, but clearly unhealthy quivering of political and economic nerves.

Four times the woodwork had been left quivering and, inevitably given events late on against the Dutch, there would be a reversal of a goal award from a VAR to endure before the end.

I am four, jabbing my Peter Rabbit bowl of quivering strawberry Jell-O studded with Del Monte fruit cocktail with my finger.

I stopped quivering in fear around campfires and fireplaces.

Mr Proctor's voice is quivering as he talks.

The man is a quivering, boogie-inspired ball of fire, scrambling up and down the keyboard like a reckless teenager.

There are times when Chariton’s quivering, almost out-of-control rage at the mere thought of a Latin American’s success is purely terrifying.

As for me, I adopted the role of quivering child, praying that this new movie would not trample over my dreams.

The 1987 movie made the creature frightening enough to reduce big, strong men to quivering wrecks, but this one renders the Predators just another slasher-movie monster killing uniformed soldiers instead of hot teenagers.

On another occasion, he refers to "friends quivering together in the yielding sand with intimate hot limbs in supreme embrace".

The woman held in one hand a small cigarette-package-sized radio, its antenna quivering.