Sentences with phrase «quiver when»

Its excellent graphics shine on high - end PCs and clever AI helps ramp up the dread, leaving you to quiver when turning every corner.

With its standard automatic stop - start system, which results in a slight quiver when in action, the CLA should be capable of some pretty impressive fuel economy numbers.

If your hands and arms quiver when you write and do other tasks, you may have a common neurological condition called essential tremor (ET).

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It's not often I become a quivering fanboy while interviewing someone, but it happened a few weeks ago when I got the chance to speak with comics legend Stan Lee.

The debt that private - equity funds use can make the overall value of a portfolio fall dramatically when asset prices quiver.

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.

When Maine describes Noe's ordeal in traveling through a desert by saying, «Around him the land quivers and ripples as if still just an idea in God's mind,» he is making a decision to admit the Platonic image rather than impoverish the range of language available to him.

There was a quiver in his voice when he said these words «what you described to me is exactly what happened».

The Pastors voice was quivering and his hands shaking when he laid into me and we ended up in a loud shouting match with me trying to defend myself.

what she feels when she hears her beloved call out to her by name, a sound trilling like a bowstring across the midriff of a plangent cello quivering even as the music enters the silent mystery of it all?

I am a confident, stubborn, perseverant person, but I am oft reduced to a puddle of quivering jelly when I realize that I can never get back what's gone.

The cake is ready when it will be golden and slightly quivering in its central part.

When referencing Flanagan, who has spent five years in the city school system, she allegedly asked, «Did you see his big lips quivering?»

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.

Quivers from those converging black holes, when converted into an audio signal, made a tell - tale sound called a «chirp,» reminiscent of a bird's cry.

When you're gripped by anxiety, worry, insomnia, or panic, make yourself shiver, quiver, tremble, and shudder.

Her detox program fell into prominence in June of 2007, when Robin Quivers of the «Howard Stern Show» used her media clout to promote the detox, and share with the Sirius satellite listeners, as well as with Larry King Live, how she lost 20 pounds in just 10 days.

This percentage is also used when OKCupid creates automatic matches based on your answers in the «Quiver» section.

Your eyes start to quiver with nerd orgies when we see the horrifically stereotypically designed 1950's flying saucer spaceship land slowly on Altair IV.

The film may have raised her profile for U.S. audiences, but it relegates her character twice to damsel - in - distress status, first when she's strip - searched by Cloche and his men and later when, left alone as her boyfriend goes asea with Treece, her quivering, scantily - clad body is smeared with chicken blood by hotel - room invaders conducting voodoo booga - booga.

But just when she's starting to settle into life among the rec center's distaff side, a curious ailment begins to fell the ladies one by one: They suddenly drop into a kind of trance and collapse to the floor, quivering.

The predatory undertones are made explicit when the feral cougar penetrates the four thin walls intended to keep the quivering thrum of the city out.

You know how I feel about Colin Farrell and the quiver (when he's not getting girls pregnant to fill the empty parts of his soul - click here if you need the background on that).

When working on large - scale projects, people often tend to go through a dark phase that sees their determination quiver.

«My dad had nothing when he came here from Cuba and worked so hard to buy this house,» Santos said, her voice quivering.

When cats spray, they hold their tails straight up, back up to the furniture or wall, and quiver their tails while distributing a relatively small amount of urine for the purpose of scent marking her territory.

When a cat meets its owner and wants to extend a friendly greeting, the tail goes up and quivers, but there is no spray of urine.

When a cat sprays, he stands up, typically makes a treading motion with his back feet, quivers his tail and sprays urine onto a vertical surface such as a wall.

KB: When I first moved to Costa Rica, working for Robert August, I had a quiver of longboards to chose from.

Even when I wasn't moving at all, the cursor would quiver around, disappear and shoot across the screen randomly to the point where I could not even start a mission.

For example, when Talion drains an Orc, the player has to choose if he wants to refill the quiver or the life gage.

When you've finally got the Big Quiver, we can finally head towards Death Mountain.

The original Dead Space had me quivering on my couch when I played it at night.

When it comes to the holiday shopping season marketing isn't the only arrow in the industries quiver.

When I say that I once saw a retrospective in Argentina of delicate, quivering wire sculptures by Gego (AKA Gertrud Goldschmidt, who was born in 1912), she says: «Brilliant!

That the global «North» may possibly have slight net benefit from GW (which I sort of doubt, based on other studies I've seen), at the expense of tremendous suffering in the global «South» (where the bulk of humanity lives), especially when it is the North that has reaped the most benefits associated with producing GHGs, is so unethical that even the most hard - hearted persons should quiver.

Formed in craggy shoreline niches when the tide recedes, they team with alien - seeming life — bright sea stars, vibrant quivering anemones, exotic mottled sea urchins.

Ten U.S. news readers: Avid to Annoyed (interviews by Christine Kurjan, Quiver Consulting) Readers across race, ethnicity, gender, generation and U.S. geography share their news habits, what they value in news, when and why they trust it, and when their trust is broken.

I love leather too - my son says that cows must quiver and run when they see me!!!