shudder

With a shudder of disgust the lawyer went into the dining room and closed the door into the kitchen.

She didn't seem to mind touching her mother's cold flesh-- she was too young to have learned to shudder at the touch of death.

But suddenly he gave a shudder, staggered from the tree, and like a scythed thistle fell full length on his face and moved no more.

Just then a hollow groan, more desolate than all that had preceded it, came from the attics and made Eugenie and her mother shudder.

She closed her eyes and shook her head, almost a shudder.

"What if it had happened to Mrs. van der Luyden? " people asked each other with a shudder.

She breathed a quick prayer that life might be long. It was only yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long.

Which, alas, leads me to the final strategy for dealing with the shudder and blip: keep your head down and get on with your job.

They assume that everyone finds a decent position somewhere, even if it's "only" at a community college (expressed with a shudder).

It was only yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long.

It would be hopeless to argue vegetarianism with someone who does not shudder at the thought of killing an innocent, sentient being.

Takfir wal-Hijra is the kind of organization that makes even some of the Sinai Peninsula's most hardened arms smugglers shudder.

The old workers shudder to think of his miserable life in pre-liberation days .

I shudder to think what would have happened if he hadn't acted as quickly as he did.

Towards the young to leave, this time, a wind blew, wearing a thin must spring from a shudder, busy jacket coat is tight.

It was carried on under primitive conditions and with crude methods that would make a Western banker shudder.

Every lover of his country must shudder at the thought of the possibility of its dissolution.

He felt the shudder go down to his stomach, and remembered that he hadn't eaten all day.

Your heart remains with you, you gaze upon it in the gloom with a shudder.

Imoen: (shudder) Yeesh. I don't know. . . I'm starting to forget what I used to be like. That's almost worse.

LEO MELAMED (Chicago Mercantile Exchange): I shudder to think if all of that stopped.

That name sent a shudder over him, as though a flash of lightning had passed in front of his face.

One can only shudder at the thought that the humaneness of our societies would depend on the whims of politics, culture or religion.

I shudder to think of the problems ahead of me .

Nutritionists would shudder at all the fat, sodium and trans-fats. Defenders say that the key is moderation.

Eg; He shudder at the sight of his wife .

Police charged him with murder for the serial killer, his neighbors recalled, and his contacts when they suddenly shudder.

People still shudder at the thought of that terrible earthquake .

The arrest of a regime insider on such an outlandish charge sent a shudder through Iran's political establishment.

e. g. He gave an expressive shudder when asked to hold the snake.

Imagine having to live in such conditions and sleep five or six to a room! I shudder to think of it.

But he had no time to tell anything. Marius drew him aside with a shudder.

The fight becomes so fearful, mother, that it would give you a cold shudder could you see it from your palanquin.

Now, send a shudder through their skin by gently growling and humming, vibrating your lips and cheeks as you do so.

The bundle of light energy made the inner electrons shudder so violently they broke out of their atomic prisons.

Mahouve pyramids carved some people shudder : "No matter who disturb the peace of the Pharaoh. Wings fell to his death in the head. "

But that sort of sent a shudder through the community -- yes, we can all work together producing something.

Behind the museum, the needled leaves of a larch gently shudder as a breeze moves through the tree.

They shudder at the thought of being seen in public in clothes that are out of fashions.

A light shudder rippled through him, and his mouth found mine again.

Future generations may look back and shudder at the cruelty of it.

"Don't ask! I've spent the last ten days plowing fields, " Tiao answered with a shudder.

Ah, mon Dieu! it makes one shudder to think of it!

The earth in its dark corridors knows my step, feels a foot abroad, a wing stirring, a gasp and a shudder.

A few years ago, a well-known research immunologist injected himself with hookworms and reduced his allergic symptoms (shudder).

But for many government officials, who collectively shudder at the thought of shedding the protective armor of their suits.

One of them said to us one day, "The sight of the street pavement made me shudder from head to foot. "

"It was not that, " said Nell, glancing around with a slight shudder.

As I approached a rapid called Hell Hole, I could see the other tourists shudder with fear, but I wasn't worried.

equipped in a manner which would make a modern climber shudder at the thought.

equipped in a manner with would make a modern climber shudder at the thought.

Or when stories were told by the fire at night which made the flesh creep, the listeners sometimes said 'oh, it makes us shudder.

But the feel of the cold steel made me shudder, and I hastily replaced the weapon in my holster.

"And those ravens! " she exclaimed with a shudder. "Are those ravens going to eat it alive ? "

Tremble , you complacent women ; shudder, you daughters who feel secure ! Strip off your clothes, put sackcloth around your waists .

An outbreak of Marburg sends a shudder through the select community dedicated to eliminating diseases from the planet.

Dream one human sits over there and take chopsticks hands to all cannot stop shudder quiver of, don't dare to fall toward panel inside.

In his "Phaedrus" Plato describes a man who after beholding a beautiful youth begins to spin, shudder, shiver and sweat.

If he wants to go to Thailand, we will, although the thought of it makes me shudder.

That thick shaft that causes women to shudder is actually a tunnel--linking the demonic domain to the human world.

The very thought of it make one shudder.

shudder dawning light-headedness dream v. awake adj. look around for revenge v. marry v. wicked adj. cottage n. put a spell on punish v.

While the Italian left would shudder at the thought, in some respects the resourceful Mr Berlusconi is representative of his country.

A few steps brought them to the spring, and Tom felt a shudder quiver all through him.

and from this unthinkable indecency the clan recoiled with a collective shudder.

The innocent and natural answer of Ione made him shudder.

Although my diving suit was heavy enough to protect me from this animal's bites, I couldn't keep back a shudder of horror.

You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that--and shudder.

Lee handles the intersections, and audiences new to these films will shudder with excitement.

In that day the Egyptians will be like women. They will shudder with fear at the uplifted hand that the Lord Almighty raises against them.

The car has developed a slight shudder when the accelerator pedal is moved past a certain point when accelerating and decelerating .

He shudder at the bare thought (of the scene).

Reading the cautionary statements made me shudder; we live in a rural area with a nearby pond and have cats and dogs and children.

Other local financial institutions shudder, fearing a wider crisis of confidence.

Some people shudder at the thought of giving a speech to a group of people.

Copper is also likely to shudder at the implications of the S& P downgrade.

A shot which sounded nearby made him shudder .

His love for life is so real and delicate that it makes me shudder.

They could feel the cruiser shudder and list to one side as they ran to the cockpit.

The original twice a day global shudder, at noon and dead of night UTC, now seldom presents.

Leaves shudder under their weight before rebounding, and sidewalk wears a coat of shiny spots.

Like other painters, I sometimes shudder when I see my early work, but I was trying my best at the time.

Standard & Poor's downgrade of Japan's credit rating sent a shudder through markets on Thursday.

The melody never failed to send a shudder through me, but this time it hit me harder than ever.

You believe that God is one. You do well; the demons also believe and shudder.

With most movies and games, sequels give first-installment fans cause to shudder and weep.

But in reality, Gable's false teeth and whisky-laden breath made Leigh shudder with distaste!

I still shudder when I think of that moment.

The remark made him shudder with fear.

I could feel her shudder as the laughter shook her.

Soon, you'll shudder at just the thought of dialing their number.

I shudder to think what might happen.

The news sent a shudder through the audience.

19You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe-- and shudder.

It makes me shudder to think about them.

The spade strikes something hard, sending a shudder through his spine.

A shudder ran through the young man's frame.

What interests me is what occurs during the blip and shudder.

I just hear that name, and I shudder.

I shudder to think what she might propose next.

We shudder at the thought of moving again.

Some central bankers will shudder at the thought.

Deficit hawks shudder at his plan to abolish income tax.

Though I would shudder at your sight, I would still shatter at your touch.

Philip felt a shudder pass through him.

A visible shudder swept over her.

She forced herself not to shudder.

but how came it there, upon my table, and why did I shudder in regarding it?

She gave a little shudder when she touched his clammy hand.

I shudder at the thought of being free.

I hate that word. The sound 'cir. . . ' makes me shudder.

The walls of the house and the things attached to them seemed to heave, not just shudder.

You await with anticipation the shudder that shall fill the world and offer you a sign to show to others.

An involuntary shudder passed over both of us.

And another shudder ran through Cookie.

Many of the dogs we saw, in person or online, made even our daughter shudder.

Java developers probably still shudder at the memory of how many steps were required to get "Hello, EJB! " going.

He was even thinking that sent a shudder through him.

Some central bankers will shudder at the thought. Some, but not all.

I counsel the former and shudder at the latter.

I shudder to recall those days of humIlIatIon.

The terrifying scene on TV made the audiences shudder.

Where is she? Suddenly a ring makes him shudder.

People don't shudder and jump when they hear these things.

What it means now China, wealthy, strong, sexy . . . Xiangxiang the 2008 Olympic Games opening ceremony, we shudder.

He shudder at the bare thought.

A shudder comes o'er me-- Why wert thou so dear?

Slang makes one shudder!

A cold shudder ran through him.

A shudder of fear ran through him.

A shudder ran down Yasha's back.

Why do we shudder when they repeat the words they have heard us say?

The second time, it made me shudder.

One risk of this is that legislation could shudder to a halt.

I still shudder when I look back on the past.

We should shudder at the thought.

I shudder.

She only felt the pulsation in heR own fingers, and withdrew heR hand with a shudder

My mother's revered brother Willard had liked Poe, from whose stories she recoiled with a tolerant shudder;

2 equipped in a manner which would make a modern climber shudder at the thought,

shudder (vi) shiver violently with cold, fear, etc tremble

Shudder applies chiefly to convulsive shaking caused by fear, horror, or revulsion:

make sb. shudder at the thought

Same old faces make me shudder

And tell me why, I shudder inside, every time we begin