Trembled

Her legs locked into place, she trembled, her jaw jerked to the right and became frighteningly rigid, and she foamed at the mouth.

So when the idea of me trying out the Minger and documenting it was proposed, I trembled.

The crackling of the compromised flooring reached its veiny fingers to the outside structure and threatened to pull the entirety of the house down upon my body as I trembled in pain.

Again and again, as my forearms trembled and my fingers ached, my feet slipped on the mercilessly smooth granite.

A migrant carried her in his arms, desperately trying to find help as her legs trembled and jerked.

Buildings trembled violently and residents ran out of doors.

I fidgeted, I trembled uncontrollably, I bowed my head in sorrow, I heaved at the gruesome thought of his exit and tears tumbled down my cheeks torrentially.

She obviously does not know what she is doing, and the money markets trembled and shuddered as this became clear.

A modern-day lynching before our eyes, in our own backyard, in our stomping grounds,” she read as her voice trembled.

My children trembled with fear.

They trembled through the night and, in the morning, were marched out.

As Lake Ponchartrain trembled from the primal screams, the officials reviewed the play and ruled it was a fumble.

Khatija, his mother, said her heart trembled every night as she feared another raid.

The rupee and stocks have both trembled.

And many of the timid have trembled with fear of what might follow.

I literally trembled in anticipation until the alarm clock rang opening morning.

He needed spectacles for writing and painting, and his hands trembled slightly.

If the kid trembled from the hooves upward, it was considered a good omen for the oracle.

They trembled in fear of the dragon until a brave man decided to kill the monster by tricking it into eating a carcass filled with lime.