One of the rescuers, Mohammad Ahmad, remained deeply shaken on Monday.
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Across the city that is no doubt shaken on the subway tonight.
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In one lab, Roewe and MG vehicles are shaken on machines that simulate rough roads.
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We could see the engine out the window which was really shaken on the wing.
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But she and Frisbie had already shaken on the deal, and she wouldn't back out.
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Oklahoma residents were left shaken on Wednesday night when a tornado hit near the Tulsa area.
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"We had appointments that day, and our clients were really shaken on all levels," she said.
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Kendall looked shaken on the stand ... nervously rambling through her description of the night of Aug. 14.
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Maybe it was for the same reason he seemed so shaken on his last date with Lauren.
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Most phone service providers are also expected to roll out STIR/SHAKEN on their own networks sometime this year.
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On first viewing of the emotionally immersive Flora, I was transported and shaken; on the second even more so.
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He looked visibly shaken on Saturday after taking an aerial tour of Abaco, which bore the brunt of Dorian's impact.
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"This is a growth story and I think some investors have been a little bit shaken on the growth," Munster said.
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On top of that, confidence has been shaken on concerns private firms were falling out of political favor in relation to their powerful state-owned brethren.
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The financial hub was shaken on Tuesday, after a rout mainly in small-cap Hong Kong stocks wiped HK$68633 billion ($3.08 billion) off the market.
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The celery seeds especially, a nod to the celery salt traditionally shaken on hot dogs in Rhode Island, are a perfect touch, if a surprising combination.
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Not in Santiago: Bartenders here make daiquiris shaken on ice, not blended, and with a precise balance between sweet and citrus that gets closer to the true essence of the cocktail.
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Stephen Wynn's perch at the top of the casino industry was badly shaken on Friday following the disclosure of allegations that he engaged in a long pattern of sexual misconduct with employees of his casinos.
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Markets were shaken on Friday, when the 3-month U.S. Treasury yield exceeded the yield on the 10-year note, an inversion of the yield curve that is widely seen as an indicator of a recession.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's southern Okinawa island and a chain of neighboring islands were shaken on Monday by an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.7, but no tsunami warning was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage or injury.
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MEDELLÍN, Colombia — Colombia's fragile peace was shaken on Wednesday as the National Liberation Army, a guerrilla group known as the ELN, attacked a military base and an oil pipeline just hours after a 102-day cease-fire ended, the government said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Guatemalan asylum seeker left some members of a U.S. House panel visibly shaken on Wednesday with the story of her daughter's death, saying the toddler had contracted a deadly lung infection during a 20-day detention near the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Although shaken on the play, he held onto the ball gaining the Vikings a first down. He would return to the game, however the Vikings were outscored 32-14 and the Raiders would win their first of 3 Super Bowls. White finished the game as the vikings leading receiver with 5 receptions for 77 yards and a touchdown.
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Her income pays for food and clothing and in building a new house with a proper roof. One evening Pinky ventures into downtown Dubai and becomes lost on the streets. The mistress and the driver are worried and Pinky's cell phone (low battery) is dead. They eventually find her, frightened and shaken, on the street and bring her home.
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Ten years later, another tremor was strongest in Concord, although Dover and Pittsfield reportedly had buildings shaken. On November 23, 1884, a light shock was followed fifteen minutes later by a severe earthquake in Concord. The second shock was felt in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and eastern New York. Concord's last tremor in that period was mild and was reported in Cambridge and Melrose, Massachusetts.
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Though Pia is married to Pushkar, after her argument with Pushkar she gets interested in Jai's wealth and tries to steal him from Bani. Once Jai goes on a business trip, Pia follows him, spikes his drink, and sexually assaults him. This leaves Jai shaken. On Bani and Jai's one-year anniversary, it is revealed that Pia is pregnant with Jai's child.
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On coming up again to periscope depth, Ursula found herself to be within point-blank range of Leipzig. She fired a salvo of six torpedoes; the two resulting explosions were so close that Ursula herself was badly shaken. On returning to periscope depth there was no sign of the cruiser, but four of her escorting destroyers were closing in at high speed to attack. One of these, the destroyer escort F9, had been hit and was sinking.
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Partially confused, but still in love with him, Alizeh decides to go with DJ Ali, and so unintentionally stops hanging out with Ayan and they cease communication. A few days later, Alizeh calls and invites Ayan to her wedding with DJ Ali Khan in Lucknow. Ayan is shaken on hearing this but agrees to the invitation. At the wedding, he tells Alizeh he loves her but she rejects his feelings causing Ayan to leave the ceremony heartbroken.
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However, seconds after the deal has gone through, Arnie calls his wife, who informs him that Mr. Stavros has made contact and now wishes to purchase the chains. Arnie is distraught as he has shaken on the deal, and worries about having to explain to Stavros that he has sold the chains. Del calms the situation down with an idea. Arnie will sell the chains to Stavros on the consortium's behalf for the original price of £25,000, with Arnie receiving £2,000 for his troubles, leaving the consortium with a healthy profit.
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Bakken Core samples Although often neglected, core samples always degrade to some degree in the process of cutting the core, handling it, and studying it. Non- destructive techniques are increasingly common, e.g., the use of MRI scanning to characterize grains, pore fluids, pore spaces (porosity) and their interactions (constituting part of permeability) but such expensive subtlety is likely wasted on a core that has been shaken on an unsprung lorry for 300 km of dirt road. What happens to cores between the retrieval equipment and the final laboratory (or archive) is an often neglected part of record keeping and core management.
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He immediately challenged the government's open door policy on accepting refugees and managed to bring about a U-turn both in his Party and the Government. Despite this he came one but last in the presidential race gaining just over 11 percent of the vote trailing behind the Social Democratic candidate. Internal squabbles in the ÖVP and a lack of engagement by the party machine were cited as reasons as well as a swell in support for the far right candidate Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) who topped the poll. Visibly shaken on election night, Khol announced he would no longer play an active role in politics.
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Kennedy appointed Lodge to the position of Ambassador to South Vietnam, which he held from 1963 to 1964. After the Battle of Ap Bac on 2 January 1963, Kennedy's confidence in South Vietnam's President Ngô Đình Diệm was shaken. On 8 May 1963, the Buddhist crisis began when the police in Hue fired into a peaceful crowd celebrating Vesak (the birthday of the Buddha) killing nine people, eight of whom were children. The killings in Hue provoked widespread outrage by Buddhists, who had long felt discriminated against by the Catholic Diệm, leading to a series of huge nation-wide protests organized by the Buddhist clergy.
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Frank Pembleton, unwilling to attend the church funeral after his faith was shaken on a recent case, stands alone in his dress blues on the station house steps, saluting the fallen detective as the procession goes by. Lewis carries a lot of guilt over Crosetti's death, thinking back constantly to see if there had been any hint of Crosetti's suicidal tendencies beforehand. His death also deeply affects the other detectives in the squad (especially during the third season), as the reasons for Crosetti's suicide are never explained. The episode itself mentioned job stress, the divorce, and a possible gambling addiction as possible motives; but never confirmed any specific reason.
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The first episode (1:41+) begins disjunctively with an abrupt tape splice. The refrain's B, which had received a dominant (V) charge, is now maintained as a tonic (I). There is harmonic ambiguity, in that the chord progression may be either interpreted as I–IV–I (in B) or V–I–V (in G). Stebbins says that this section "might be called a bridge under normal circumstances, but the song's structure takes such an abstract route that traditional labels don't really apply." A new sound is created by tack piano, jaw harp, and bass relegated to strong beats which is subsequently (1:55) augmented by a new electric organ, bass harmonica, and sleigh bells shaken on every beat.
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Following the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923, the Republican People's Party of Turkey pursued a somewhat liberal policy towards Islam, promoting secularism while not taking a hard line against Islamic institutions and practices, believing that the secularism of their ideology was already taking root. This confidence was shaken on 23 December 1930, when Dervish Mehmet Efendi, a member of the Naqshbandi (Turkish: Nakşibendi) order, created a protest by rallying an armed crowd against the policies of the secular government and calling for the restoration of Sharia and the Caliphate. A squad of soldiers from the local garrison was sent to quell the demonstration. One of the soldiers fired (using wooden bullets) upon the demonstrators and a riot ensued.
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Pre- Chalcedonian Christianity was mainly based on Paul. John of Tella described the foundations of pre-Chalcedeonian Christianity: > And [the council of Nicaea] considered and saw widely where it set up its > building; and the divine Paul, wise among spiritual master-builders, invoked > them, and showed them the true foundation, a rock that can not be shaken; on > it they will place and build their building; and those he spoke before them > when he was saying: Another foundation except for you this you should not > constitute, this is Jesus Christ; it was on this that Simeon built and John; > on it that Thomas completed [his mission] in Cush. And in Egypt Mark built > upon it, and Addai the house of the Medians, Persians and Parthians. And it > was on this that the apostle Matthew built in Palestine, and Jacob, the > brother of our Lord.
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A Hammond organ similar to the one heard in "Good Vibrations" Another tape splice occurs at 2:13, transitioning to an electric organ playing sustained chords set in the key of F accompanied by a maraca shaken on every beat. Sound on Sound highlights this change as the "most savage edit in the track ... most people would go straight into a big splash hook-line section. Brian Wilson decided to slow the track even further, moving into a 23-bar section of church organ ... Most arrangers would steer clear of this kind of drop in pace, on the grounds that it would be chart suicide, but not Brian." Harrison says: The slowed pace is complemented by the lyric ("Gotta keep those loving good vibrations a-happening with her"), sung once first as a solo voice, with the melody repeated an octave higher the second time with an accompanying harmony.
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Other critics, however, were not so keen on Hawley's change in direction: The Independent on Sunday gave the record three stars out of five, calling it "a bewildering move... Hawley does psychedelic rock with more style, elegance and panache than most. None of which answers the question: why would he want to?", while Pitchfork considered the album to be "an out-and-out miscalculation by Hawley of his own strengths... an unwelcome return to a less distinguished period in Hawley's career, back before he knew how to make more beguiling music than this." MusicOMH felt that "it's great to hear Richard Hawley expanding his horizons and there's a lot to enjoy in this album" but that "the overall result is not altogether satisfying: some of the tracks seem overlong, as if the temptation to thrown in just a few more special effects has taken over from crafting a coherent piece of music... if some of the sound could be better defined, and the special effects shaken on with a slightly lighter hand, it would be more coherent and ultimately more impressive".
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At the Heidelberg meeting and the preliminary convention (Vorparlament) of Frankfurt he deeply impressed the assemblies with the breadth and moderation of his views; with the result that when the German national parliament met (18 May), he was elected its first president. His influence was at first paramount, both with the Unionist party and with the more moderate elements of the Left, and it was he who was mainly instrumental in imposing the principle of a united empire with a common parliament, and in carrying the election of the Archduke John as regent. With the growing split between the Great Germans (Grossdeutschen), who wished the new empire to include the Austrian provinces, and the Little Germans (Kleindeutschen), who realized that German unity could only be attained by excluding them, his position was shaken. On 11 December, when Schmerling and the Austrian members had left the cabinet, Gagern became head of the imperial ministry, and on 18 December he introduced a program (known as the Gagernsche Program) according to which Austria was to be excluded from the new federal state, but bound to it by a treaty of union.
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