The girl was ushered into the precinct, where she encountered the two brothers, shaking with fear.
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His wife "had blood all over her face, neck, and arms" and was shaking with fear.
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Now he was having uncontrollable crying fits and waking up in the morning shaking with fear.
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Then she finally asked me, her voice shaking with fear, if I had ever had gay thoughts.
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When they removed his shackles, the man, who was shaking with fear, suddenly jerked to the left.
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"It was one of those times in my life where I was literally shaking with fear," she said.
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Later, when he told me about the experience, I was simultaneously bursting with pride and shaking with fear.
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They were too scared to speak, shaking with fear as the gunmen repeatedly reassured them they were in safe hands.
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Ahmed pleaded that he wanted to talk, and Manu stood shaking with fear behind the locked door until they left.
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Shaking with fear, I forced myself not to run, because I had learned in self-defense class that running makes you prey.
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Sometimes you would give them a replica gun to hold and they would start shaking with fear because they hadn't touched one for so long.
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Arr Ti, 65, and Yaing Myaw, 45, from Shwe Aite village, remember shaking with fear during a meeting a few years ago with a senior military official.
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When I asked her if she might be "shaking with rage" instead of "shaking with fear," she closed her eyes for a few moments, then, clearly trying to hold back tears, nodded her head.
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She recalls shaking with fear as she lay down on a bed at her parents' house on the island of Sulawesi, and said a traditional healer pushed up the hem of her new dress, holding a small traditional knife in his gloved hands.
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Shaking with fear, she gives it to him. He examines the key and asks Ysaure how it has come to be blood-stained. When she professes her ignorance of the case, Bluebeard tells her that she has disobeyed his commands and must suffer the penalty. Ysaure begs for time to say her prayers.
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Henchman Harve (Humphrey Bogart) has no fear of Vivian, who is now a hopeless drug addict, desperate for a fix. However, shaking with fear, she scrawls a message in lipstick on her nightgown and throws herself through the window of the fourth- floor apartment where she and her son are being held, leading to the child's rescue.
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During her trip to Disney, Holland, "against her better judgement decided to ride a roller coaster with her producer. After they stepped off, Holland was shaking with fear as Brauner whipped a contract out of his pocket: "Sign!"". The success of this film got the attention of mainstream Hollywood, which is what gave Holland the opportunity to direct the film adaptation of the 1911 novel: The Secret Garden. This was Holland's first movie made for a major studio with a broad American public in mind.
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Plant epithets are used around the world, but the choice of plants and their meanings vary. Thus in China, "stupid melon" is used as an insult. In Britain, coconut is sometimes used by black people to insult other people of color; the term indicates betrayal, as coconuts are brown on the outside but white on the inside. Trembling or quaking like an aspen leaf means shaking with fear; this may be descriptive or pejorative, and is recorded from around 1700 onwards, starting with Edward Taylor's Poems.
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