Sentences with phrase «quiver over»

On the smooth roads we drove the car on it isn't immediately obvious, although with miles there's a realisation that perhaps the rear view mirror doesn't quiver over bumps like the standard Abarth's is prone to do.

Can you imagine him with his finger quivering over the missile launch button?

Not exact matches

If your customer service personnel, especially online, have any responses in their quiver of standard answers that read like robotic, pasted copy, find them and start over.

In AFib — which affects as many as 3 % of the population, with most cases occurring in those over 65 — the electrophysiology of the heart is out of whack, and its two upper chambers (the atria) fibrillate, or quiver, instead of contracting fully.

When she was interviewed by Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes (and even here she was a winner over McDougal: the Tiffany network for the porn star, basic cable for the bunny), she seemed entirely different from the quivering playmate.

I think the waiting is almost over... I can see the flat line beginning to quiver!

And I was still quivering with anger over the guy who nearly crashed into me on the way home from church — who knew speed - demons drove minivans?

You've got a grand total of 3 arrows in your quiver, and you keep shooting them over and over again.

Si √ ¥ n slammed it with a piece of rock and kicked branches, stones and mud over it as it quivered and died.

The usual suspects have shouldered their political quivers as debate rages over the White House's decision to withhold a Democratic House Intelligence Committee memo rebutting one from the Republican side.

She plugged in new x-ray snapshots of p53 fragments and beefed up her program to make a movie of the quivering activity of each of the protein's 1.6 million atoms over a full microsecond, an eternity on the atomic scale that required about a month of supercomputer time.

Here on Earth, two giant detectors on opposite sides of the United States quivered as gravitational waves washed over them.

These interactions included «lateral display» — when one fish interrupts another by displaying their body side - on, sometimes as a mating ritual — as well as ramming, tail quivering, and «mouth fighting»: a social display in which fish lock mouths to challenge each other over everything from food to mates.

Dwarf seahorses court over several days, moving from «reciprocal quivering» to mutual pointing with tails and ending in a brief copulation as the two fish rise in the water column.

There is something special about seeing a bawdy spectacle of feigned sex and quivering emotion test the boundaries of Hollywood's rigid traditionalism, and their goofy thrall over audiences make for especially fun experiences in a theater.

Next Page - Quiver Coloring Page or hover over and click the little squares to choose your next page.

I choose a bow, string it, and sling the matching quiver of arrows over my shoulder... I walk to the center of the gymnasium and pick my first target.

Also, there's some quiver in the Fords» chassis over severely racked pavement.

Whereas the last Camaro convertible twisted and trembled over every railroad crossing, Camaro chief engineer Al Oppenheiser claims such quivering won't be noticeable in the new car.

Admittedly, the Evo II's Recaros are covered in imitation mouse fur (aka Alcantara) instead of leather, econo - box plastic is the prevailing decorative motif, and the dash quivers if you run over a discarded contact lens.

The steering, although slow, has decent road feel and stays quiver - free over rough pavement, and body and suspension in general feel like one cohesive unit rather than a bunch of bodged - together parts.

The illustrations run the gamut from gorgeously odd (Audrey Niffenegger's rabbit crouched, nose quivering, over a toothbrush) to, well, decidedly amateur (Arthur Phillips» sad - faced toaster), but all of them add to the story's off - kilter, unsettling mood.

This whirlwind of electrical impulses or wavelets spreads over the atrial tissue causing the atrial muscle to quiver or fibrillate, instead of contracting in an organized, structured manner (Figure 3).

Many Indonesia - traipsing travelers stumble over the rice / blossom offerings that smatter Ubud's alleyways or poke among the quivering tide - pools that populate Gili Trawangan's shores.

«I am quivering with demonic anticipation at the thought of helping to bring War For The Overworld to fetid fruition, taking over where Dungeon Keeper left off - this will be the last word in evil.

This pouch, like the wallet, quiver, and magic meter you're already familiar with, can be upgraded to hold more items over time.

A really neat touch is that you put your hand over your shoulder to draw an arrow from your quiver.

Spindly, silhouetted trees shiver diminutive leaves in an almost anthropomorphic way («willows whiten aspens quiver, little breezes dusk and shiver» *), water rushes over rocks, so that the spray appears to rise like black smoke; repeating motifs, such as a glass of water effervescing, find visual rhymes with a sky full of black starlings whirling in a great mass.

Place a piece of foil lightly over the top and bake for 45 to 50 minutes, or until the puddings are barely quivering in the middle.