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Well. But I hope we won't get lost. It would be so awful! " and the girl shuddered at the thought of the dreadful possibilities. "

"No, " she said sharply, and shuddered because she could not stand the touch of his hand on her door.

The train shuddered to a halt, and a muffled voice outside announced that this was Liverpool.

Our eyes met and the female's flanks shuddered as she watched me with a wariness that only a true wild thing can display.

He stood for a long moment, but there was no reply. He struck the heel of his hand against the door and the timbers shuddered.

Bridget shuddered, remembering the day her mother found a lump in her own breast, too late to do anything about it.

Jacob must have shuddered at the thought of leaving the land of his father's sojourning, and dwelling among heathen strangers.

The little tree shuddered. She knew she did not have the strength to carry so many passengers safely through with the wind and the rain.

The hermit invariably shuddered when he looked out of his window.

Mother shuddered, looked at me a long time, then shame blush like a child, a blanket a grin, silly smile.

on the ship bound for another country she shuddered because she knew it would be many years before she would see him again.

The house shuddered and collapsed, and then the little people discovered that they were disappearing into a swirl of leaves.

I believed that burglar must have shuddered to death when he saw a dog standing at door, piercingly staring at him.

Joyce looked once at the bruises, shuddered, and then turned away as if respecting Patty's privacy.

Even as I shuddered away from the images, I felt my eyes fill with tears and the aching begin around the edges of the hole in my chest.

She shuddered at the sight of a stranger hiding behind the door.

He would know when she came. She shuddered with nervous apprehension and desire as she went through the church-door.

He flicked his tongue over her hard clit, sucking it and then licking again until she shuddered and he knew she had come.

Mohammed's wife shuddered when he looked at her with eyes full of hate.

Nearly the door, hospital suddenly spread "banging spluttered" Fried sound, "nian" shuddered, again dare not go up.

Nearly the door, hospital suddenly spread produced crackling sound, Fried "year" shuddered, again dare not go up.

The little girl shuddered at the sight of the dead pig with its throat cut.

She shuddered to believe, yet could not help believing, that it gave her a sympathetic knowledge of the hidden sin in other hearts.

The plane shuddered twelve hours later as the wheels touched down on the runway at JFK.

Goodness , "shuddered the nurse , " how could he get such a serious disease !

She shuddered to think of her bitter past.

And although she said nothing, she shuddered.

The old woman shuddered at the thought of her bitter past.

The door shuddered, wedged shut by many thousand weight of scorched oak and stone.

Without warning, all 9, 000 tons of the U. S. S. Winston S. Churchill shuddered as it cleared the harbor's breakwater.

He beheld civil war laid open like a gulf before him, and into this he was about to fall. Then he shuddered.

I shuddered to a spectacular halt and collapsed in a heap on the floor clutching my hamstring.

He shuddered at the thought of his dance with the ghost.

Nietzsche entitled this aphorism 'The Greatest Weight', and he shuddered whenever he spoke about the idea.

I would have retorted . . . but the earth uttered a hollow groan and shuddered, and I awoke.

I shuddered as I learned how he would pick up women in April, the same month I had met him.

The child shuddered at the sight of the dead body.

Ordinary Serbs themselves shuddered at the thought of collecting the reward.

He felt the sunlight fade as he shuddered awake.

with sth I shuddered to think of the problem ahead of us.

And he says he "shuddered at its perfect precision, found it deathly, the very marrow of death. "

She shuddered at the very thought of a snake.

Shuddered to hear his lament.

He then maneuvered in behind a third MiG, which shuddered under the impact of his six . 50 caliber machine guns and burst into flames.

Thierry Henry admitted he shuddered when Arsenal were drawn against Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Cosette shuddered, and pressed close to the old man.

She shuddered to think of those days.

But there stood one in the midst of you, at whose brand of sin and infamy ye have not shuddered!

The Dursleys shuddered to think what the neighbors would say if the Potters arrived in the street.

She shuddered and her teeth chattered for a second.

Beneath the deck, the ship shuddered.

And as I turned a dark angle of the stairway an invisible cobweb swung in my face. I shuddered as one who had encountered a phantom.

We all shuddered at the pictures of the fascist concentration camps .

Hero as [though] he was, he shuddered at the sight.

She shuddered when soldiers nailed a man's hands to her.

Armon shuddered. There was power here, ancient power.

a strange sensation played over his skin . he shuddered.

There were some among us, however, the scholars and chroniclers , who knew well the words and shuddered at their significance.

We shuddered at the photos of the fascist concentration camp.

The horses staggered and the carriage shuddered and jerked to a halt.

There was a light, unnatural breeze. My eyes flashed open. The leaves on a small vine maple shuddered with the gentle wind of his passage.

The victim shuddered at the thought of fire in this building.

He shuddered. His destiny seemed to him awful, incredible.

The adventurer shuddered at the remembrance.

I shuddered at thinking of it.

Princess Marya shuddered; the nurse, putting down her stocking, went to the window, and putting her head out tried to catch the open frame.

I shuddered at the thought of all the trouble I'd caused.

Then, indeed, Mr. Dimmesdale shuddered , and slightly stirred .

She shuddered at the sight of a dog.

He shuddered at the memory of the touch of the cold body.

To her only. She shuddered.

ARTHUR PIGOU, anearly-20th-century British economist, might well have shuddered at the thoughtof Facebook. com, a student networking site.

She shuddered at the sight of the dead body.

She shuddered at the memory of the car accident.

We boarded a gold-colored coach, which shuddered to life.

Then all the people in the audience, silent, some in shuddered, some in tears, some grinning. . . Because there is no water, they will die.

He shuddered when he saw the dead animal.

I shuddered at the sight of the dead body.

She shuddered with horror at the sight of blood.

I shuddered at the sought of all the trouble I'd caused.

On the morning of August 24, 79 AD, Mt. Vesuvius overlooking Pompeii suddenly shuddered and spewed out fiery volcanic ash.

S. stock markets have shuddered in response, with the Dow declining almost 6 percent in the past week alone.

The bus shuddered to a halt.

The tracks shuddered beneath me.

Edward burning with fever, his life slipping away with each tick of the clock. . . I shuddered again, and forced the picture from my mind.

The old man shuddered with cold.

The kid shuddered at the sight of blood.

She shuddered at the sight of blood.

"This is the most famous blue and white porcelain of China. . . " my art teacher's voice suddenly shuddered .

She shuddered and shivered when she heard the shocking explosion.

He shuddered with cold.

Today, I was driving my child to school when the car let out a huge bang. It shuddered to a halt.

As it is, she shuddered at the thought returning to school.

madame de villefort shuddered at the sight of that cold countenance , that resolute tone , and the awfully strange preliminaries

all at once he shuddered convulsively , and his mouth, glued to Cosette's garments, kissed them;

The man shuddered to see the terrifying scene

He shuddered from head to foot, and cried in a terrible voice