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So after being extremely shaken up I tried to call the front desk only to discover that the phone was broken.

She had taken it out of its box in the afternoon, shaken off the moth-powder, and given it a brush.

Avoiding temptation, particularly when a lost job or depleted bank account has shaken your sense of self, can be. But it's not impossible.

Despite the financial crisis that has shaken the world, a lot of good things seem to be happening in Brazil right now.

It is now, though, as if you are being shaken out of a trance.

That it might take hold of the ends of the earth, that the wicked might be shaken out of it?

I had by no means shaken off the feeling of oppression, and wherever I might have been should scarce have been quite conscious of the place.

None of them appeared to be injured, just shaken up and hungry after more than two days with almost no food.

yet he knew , as well as if each one had whispered to him privately , that this shady incident had shaken them.

Disciple Min Rong Rong suggested my Bodhi Vows; she said that when she first read it she was shaken by the great vows.

At five, she tried to take care of me when, badly shaken by the suicide of a young veteran, I retreated to a remote campsite.

One of the reactors was shaken by a jolt nearly two and a half times more powerful than it had been built to withstand.

She did write repeatedly that the weak, worldly, vacillating ones would be shaken out, leaving a pure people to finish the work.

But "sword shaken into the wrong front" using them properly, might merit with well, are very easy to lose.

Chileans near the epicenter were tossed about as if shaken by a giant, and authorities said at least 214 people were dead.

Wilson was visibly shaken by these attacks, but in the confusion of voices he did not know where to turn.

There is also the question of police morale, already shaken by the phone-hacking scandal and a loss leadership in London.

I looked at his haggard appearance, went so far as the heart of the pain, then have shaken the market opened, shake what?

It's a drive I have made more times than I can count, but this night I arrived shaken, disturbed and yet strangely comforted.

Speaking to pilgrims on March 17th, he said he hoped it would help "repentance, healing and renewal" of a "severely shaken" church.

I left Trinity shaken by his judgment that, if I were a first year, he would say "Must read more attentively" .

But just as the prospect of normality seemed at last to beckon, Baghdad was shaken by one of the year's bloodiest bunch of bombings.

In France you shouldn't sit down in a coffee bar until you have shaken hands with everyone you know.

Still, most people persevere and go about their lives, battered and shaken though they may be, because there seems to be no real choice.

After only a minute, the visibly shaken officer returned to his squad car with his ticket book still unopened.

But alopecia, an autoimmune disorder, had left her with just a few tufts and a shaken self-image.

And as if all that was not enough, much of the Fund's economic orthodoxy has been shaken by the global financial crisis.

It's especially hard when the winter blues seems to set in and refuses to be shaken.

That brownish desire was like opening a shaken carbonic acid drink, which splashed you all over with its sweetness.

He may have been disappointed in himself, even shaken, but outwardly he was as smooth and focused as a socket wrench.

At Tokyo Station, one of Japan's busiest subway terminals, shaken commuters grabbed one another to stay steady as the ground shook.

He said: "The nuclear plants have been shaken, flooded and cut off from electricity. Operators have suffered personal tragedies. "

Carol, his wife, was travelling with him and, shaken by the experience, was allowed to continue the journey to Costa Rica.

Earlier, Mr Stoltenberg said the country had been "shaken by evil" but would not be cowed by terrorism.

Demonstrations and strikes have shaken authorities and they're beginning to crack down on those companies who don't follow the rules.

because He is at my right hand, I shall not be shaken.

Noah had said something about missing the view when he started to paddle, but she'd shaken her head, saying she was fine the way she was.

Visibly shaken, Mr. Berlusconi left the lower house without speaking publicly, while members of the opposition called on him to resign.

The Kansas City Fed president said some weak data had not shaken his basic forecast of a modest recovery this year.

He is not a reed shaken by the wind and his belief will not be shaken by threat.

She realized just how shaken I had been by this scene, for she came up to me and, holding out her hand, she said.

A momentary silence ensued . The Bishop almost regretted having come , and yet he felt vaguely and strangely shaken .

The old man had been deeply shaken and was forced to pour out his feelings in spite of pride.

Like the rubber ball in the jar of rice they tend to rise to the surface when the container is shaken.

It was believed that this would support the ruins if the building was blown or shaken down.

However, as you desire to instead bring beauty and harmony into your lives, those lower vibrations will be shaken off.

But any Western belief that Colonel Qaddafi would be quickly clobbered on the battlefield has, for the moment, been shaken.

Seeking growth outside its mature, oligopolistic home market, it bought Commerce Bank, which had shaken up high-street banking in New York.

She was more than a little shaken by the experience.

Liebreich might have dried her tears, regained her rhythm and only occasionally thought of the woman whose story had shaken her.

Photographic and video records had to be kept to help identify the dead, as shaken people hunted desperately for missing loved ones.

We had shaken hands a few times, but this was the first time we ever had a real conversation.

The cupboard seemed to groan and reverberate, as if shaken by lightning and thunder.

The foundation of today's society will be so shaken that the people will lose all that they have acquired, and saved up till now.

The cup- board seemed to groan and reverberate, as if shaken by lightning and thunder.

My resolve is shaken, but I'm not ready to give up yet.

It has shaken off the political tragedy of great powers and will promote world economic development and international political harmony.

Fred turned on the warning flashers and blocked traffic with his car. Then both guys jumped out to help the shaken man.

And the stars in the sky fell to earth, as late figs drop from a fig tree when shaken by a strong wind.

If the foundation is shaken or shake too much, there will be leakage of power, the power to appropriate the smaller volume of the ball.

Highlights the way Dachang shaken sinological authority, said the creation of new courage and score.

in Russia, the weakness of the social security system fits badly with the enrichment of the elite, just as in Algeria shaken by riots.

Then any trigger, like an earthquake, landslide, or heavy rainstorm and --KABOOM-- the lake explodes like soda from a shaken can.

This morning, his tattered old black bag was by his feet, and my grandfather was obviously shaken.

Shaken up, I was glad to see that so many of my neighbors had gathered around to comfort me.

He said one Madoff investor had grabbed him by the lapels and shaken him, saying "Don't question Bernie" .

The silence that followed was shaken only by the sound of many footsteps keeping time with a drum struck softly at a slow heart pace.

And as you could imagine, my wife and I are both pretty shaken up.

I was really shaken by the story of the mom who never looked up from her phone while picking up her daughter from school.

She has shaken off doubts and injuries that have nearly derailed her, hit the bottom and climbed back to the top.

The old wolf runs out of the bush, still badly shaken, and panting with its tongue lolling.

"Had to let that happen, " said Ron, looking shaken. "Leaves you free to take that bishop, Hermione, go on. "

The undergrowth at the side of the scar was shaken and a multitude of raindrops fell pattering.

Despite a makeover by American political consultants, Mr Yanukovich has not shaken off his image of a thuggish, inarticulate man.

26Suddenly there was such a violent earthquake that the foundations of the prison were shaken.

Five days later, he was dumped, shaken and bruised, at the gate of his Seoul home and was placed under house arrest.

What's worse, their confidence is usually badly shaken while having trouble learning English.

Consumers have been shaken by a prolonged slump in housing that has pushed the country close to a recession.

DARBY: Wherefore let us, receiving a kingdom not to be shaken, have grace, by which let us serve God acceptably with reverence and fear.

That evening left Marius profoundly shaken, and with a melancholy shadow in his soul.

China says it is ready to do what it can to help European countries deal with the financial crisis that has shaken confidence in the euro.

"Certainly I do, " I said, shaken nevertheless by the force of his approach.

One out of every three people died and so the entire infrastructure of civilization was shaken.

"Covering up the details of these payments breeds further cynicism and distrust in our already shaken financial system, " Cuomo wrote.

'Do you think he drowned himself? 'asked Nancy, wonder-ing why her husband was so shaken by the death of a brother he had never loved.

But the use of the principle cannot be absolute and excessive or the foundation of the system of letters of credit would be shaken.

But my lovingkindness will not be removed from you. And My covenant of peace will not be shaken.

Anxious traders who buy near the tops (points C and E) get shaken out, or else they tensely wait to get out at breakeven.

As another example: A hand out over the blood, B shaken hands with him, you will shake hands and B do?

But then the world was shaken by an economic catastrophe that toppled banks, destroyed businesses and ruined countless livelihoods.

The dark moon is shaken, a wizard and naughty clouds, soon, the cloud and reluctantly gone.

luckily, she was not hurt but was a bit shaken.

While the time makes the content and form of folklore changed greatly, it has not fundamentally shaken up village folklore.

A bald man in a very long purple coat had actually shaken his hand in the street the other day and then walked away without a word.

China Iron and Steel Industry had already shaken off the Shortage situation after several decades of development.

Her song ended, and her beautiful movements with it, so abruptly that it felt like being shaken awake from a beautiful dream.

Our bilateral trade has gradually shaken off the adverse influence of the international financial crisis and exceeded the pre-crisis level.

Again, Ananda, when a Tathagata founds the sublime kingdom of righteousness, then this earthquakes and trembles and is shaken violently.

eg. The jockey was shaken up when he was thrown twice from his horse yesterday.

Tess was so shaken that she could get no further, and sank a helpless thing into a chair.

Jesus asked the rhetorical question: did you go to the wilderness to see a reed shaken by the wind?

The U. S. West Coast could be the next area shaken by a big earthquake, experts warned today.

Thirty-two years later, many more earthquakes have occurred which have shaken concrete dams of all types worldwide to a greater extent.

He said Monday he's focused on offering prayers and support to shaken Americans.

But industry executives, still shaken by one of the sector's worst downturns ever, argue that too much uncertainty remains for the future.

Wayne Rooney has shaken off the effects of a virus and will start against Newcastle on Sunday at Old Trafford.

She lifted her hands to her face, and he saw her thin shoulders shaken by a sob.

Curiously the crunch has not shaken faith in two currencies favoured by yield-hungry investors: the Brazilian real and Turkish lira.

The volcanic eruption was the second time in two years that Iceland has shaken its neighbors to the east.

When it smashes a trailer home, one man is sucked into the heart of the storm, spun and shaken horrifically.

Public companies may have had their confidence shaken in the past few years and their territory shrunken a little.

Most important, the GI Bill was one force leading to enormous social change. Settled views regarding sex, religion, and race were shaken up.

Since the 1970s, turbulent environment to a great extent shaken by business-to-strategic planning.

The Go world needed to be shaken up, and Shindou would be the one to do it.

Your strength will help me to resist the impressions that will not be shaken off by reason.

Television channels showed the babies screaming as they were shaken in the air before being dropped.

Its passengers appeared shaken but unharmed as she helped maneuver the car away from the burning truck.

We believe Chinese pop music industry can only be shaken up via high standards of the works of art and talents.

They were badly shaken (up) in the accident.

Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered, a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!

left alone, this tick of the clock would surely have shaken modern civilization to its foundations.

A failure to guarantee these liabilities would have shaken confidence in the US government and currency, possibly to a devastating extent.

It is usually shaken with ice, or served over ice, and garnished with celery and lemon.

When he came back that time, he did not walk but rather stumbled into our cell, quite pale and deeply shaken.

They returned to China and founded a progressive firm in a booming country whose underlying values were being shaken to the core.

Often shaken in a purely haphazard way, the puppet falls into a kind of rhythmic movement which resembles dance.

Covered with mucus, mouth odor, shaken Woods lying on the ground, were left breathing, vomiting, and where the hungry can think of.

The shocks of secularism, immigration and rival faiths have already shaken up the complacency of Anglicanism in peculiar ways.

Three days and nights of toil and hunger in the cave were not to be shaken off at once, as Tom and Becky soon discovered.

Toad, who was on the sofa by this time, with his legs up, rolled over on his face, shaken by sobs of contrition .

White House staff members, Air Force flight attendants and Secret Service agents all were subdued and shaken.

Many infants who appear to have been shaken to death may simply have tumbled, suffocated or met with some other accident.

Middle of shaft is enwond by rope tied with two short spars and is shaken up and down, then whistles sound like Chime.

"News of Adolf Merckle's death left me deeply shaken, " he said.

The collapse of America's car giants has been a long time coming, but the speed of the final plunge has shaken everyone involved.

Our belief in everything has been shattered by a series of shock revelations that have shaken our core to its core.

In many ways, her words sum up the state of Chile's elegant, orderly capital 10 days after it was shaken by the 8. 8-magnitude earthquake.

A moderate earthquake has shaken the Los Angeles area. There are no immediate reports of any major injuries or damage.

Then, touched by Combeferre's words, shaken by Enjolras' order, touched by Marius' entreaty, these heroic men began to denounce each other.

The bank collapses in 1931 and in 2008, have shaken the confidence of the international creditor: then the US, now China.

New Madrid pops and the Mississippi River Valley up to lake Michigan will be shaken to mud and washed away.

so that these two eminent instances of protest against business in literature may be said not to have shaken its money basis.

One day the forest was shaken by a fierce storm, such as the forest had not seen for a long time.

When a shaken Kim turns back to her friend's lifeless body, Rick grabs her from behind.

The Government will resolutely respond to this incident, pirates would not be shaken by psychological warfare.

The music of the tide is rising high. You are shaken by the fever of that dance.

It has shaken up the judiciary, updated the penal code and nudged the army towards civilian control for the first time.

Men fainting from fear and expectation of the things coming upon the inhabited earth , for the powers of the heavens will be shaken .

The Estonian team, that on the first day of the tournament defeated France, was now visibly shaken and disorganized.

But in recent weeks a rash of new data has pointed to a sharp downturn in orders and exports that has shaken German complacency.

Under the impact of the West, the value system the traditional Chinese Empire had relied on for ages was shaken to its foundations.

The revolt of woman has shaken China to its very depths and may shake the foundations of even this strong country.

Therefore, the course of advancing East Asian cooperation should not be changed. Confidence should not be shaken.

His death has shaken you and shown you the actual state of your mind and heart.

Yesterday the commis chef burned himself. Not very badly, but he was too shaken to work. I offered to step in and take over.

Where is there a tree not shaken by the wind ?

The bombings have shaken confidence in Iraq's stated ability to take charge of its own security.

The committee needs to be shaken out to get rid of some unqualified members.

We tumbled out of our respective days, like creatures shaken from a net.

A series of massive explosions have shaken the Libyan capital Tripoli in what appears to be a major Nato air strike.

Shaken baby syndrome is given as the cause of death in around half of child abuse fatalities convicted in Australia.

Your broad, expansive view may be shaken up a bit as Uranus pairs up with the moon in your house of dialog.

6Which shaken the earth out of her place, and the pillars thereof tremble.

The barricade is going to be severely shaken up.

The visit by the two detectives had left her shaken, and allafternoon she had caught herself making careless mistakes.

Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom.

A reed shaken with the wind, or a man clothed in soft raiment?

Once weak holders have been shaken out, prices slide to the level where professionals see a bottom, and the cycle repeats.

Two large explosions have shaken the centre of Syria's capital Damascus, near the military general staff headquarters.

That no one would be shaken by these afflictions ; for you yourselves know that we are appointed for this .

The plants have been shaken, flooded and cut off from electricity, he says, and their workers have suffered personal tragedies.

The Tibetan plateau is regularly shaken by earthquakes, though casualties are usually minimal because so few people live there.

Shaken, I would call my mother, who was a state-paid lawyer in child custody cases, and ask her what to do.

The iconic representation of linguistic meaning has shaken the law of arbitrariness in Saussurean linguistics.

and could he have entered the room, she must have shaken hands with him as heartily as ever.

The simplest suspension culture system is a conical flask gently shaken on the platform of an orbital incubator.

My hope is that colleges and universities will be shaken out of their complacency and will open academia to a future we cannot conceive.

The outing was ruined for everyone by a drunken tramp who imposed his company on the party and could not be shaken off.

If it does, our credibility everywhere is severely shaken.

From the shining earth a faint smoke arose, like incense, shaken from invisible thuribles in a rhapsody of joy by hosts of unseen spirits.

Their minds are so padded, so invulnerable, that they refuse to be shaken by doubt or inquiry.

One glance at the food, and you'll see that the chef hasn't shaken off his fine-dining roots.

But the financial crisis will have shaken many clients out of their lethargy .

My normally tightwad mother would open her purse with abandon when we were traveling, and I've never quite shaken the habit.

The Tibetan plateau is regularly shaken by earthquakes, but casualties are usually minimal because so few people live there.

The President listened courteously but was in no way shaken in his decision .

These bear witness to the growth of Chang-sheng, an old comrade lifeful with face-to-business confidence and shaken'stevens.

The Turks retort that Ani's remains have been shaken by blasts from a quarry on the Armenian side of the border.

The Fed has effectively stepped in to guarantee the money market funds, but confidence has been shaken.

Shaken, he went back indoors and sent an email to his local residents' group to warn them about what had happened.

But Schmidt does not believe the economic crisis has shaken U. S. consumers' proclivity to spend money by going into debt.

The federal government injected capital into major commercial banks shaken in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

AMERICANS are known as hearty eaters, so a string of recent food-safety scares has shaken them to their rather wide cores.

While on a cross-country trip to learn the ropes, however, Natalie is shaken by the emotional implications of her prized job and quits.

Chelsea confirmed he had shaken off the effects of the anaesthetic.

Many new discoveries have, in fact, shaken up the field, calling into question decades-old assumptions.

Experts say Perry's decision to enter the race has shaken up the fight for the nomination.

Despite booming bilateral trade, the relationship has regularly been shaken by disputes over territorial and historical issues.

So, kindly colleague friends advised Ma Yun to stop messing about it, even several partner confidence shaken.

When my heart was shaken, it lost its veil and was naked. Cover it with pity, beloved, and forgive me my love.

Narrator: It was Blur who won the race to number one, but the Oasis camp weren't at all shaken.

Shaken, the man pulled over at the farmhouse, rang the door bell.

At the same time, however, the financial viability of the U. S. press has been shaken to its core.

Those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken but endures forever.

If it is a liquid, it must be shaken, then spilled.

Others are saving more and spending less, still shaken from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.

Add it all up, and demand for safe assets remains strong. But confidence in government finances has been shaken.

His resolution is not to be shaken by anything.

Though decidedly shaken by the fall from the tower upon him, Roderigo defied the old gentleman and refused to stir.

5who lends his money without usury and does not accept a bribe against the innocent. He who does these things will never be shaken.

There were conflicting reports whether the US president had shaken hands with the Burmese premier.

We walked for hours under a harsh sun while injured and shaken refugees streamed towards shelter and safety in the opposite direction.

The hegemony in the sea has been shaken after the First World War, but the total ton ranked the first in the world.

New research mathematically determined the frequencies at which simple viruses could be shaken to death.

She was shaken By the news of the disaster.

He has tried to build better relations with a Congress shaken by public outrage about the crisis and the Fed's role in it.

Indeed, looking at them begging for attention, I also shaken, being soft-hearted, and felt he was too ruthless to do so.

HAVING quickly shaken off the world recession, many countries in Latin America are prospering again.

Confidence in the ratings agencies to get it right has been shaken recently by a number of missteps and controversies.

George was shaken up in the Tech game.

Poor Matt. His confidence must be so shaken.

Another fell away, shaken loose by the beating of his wings.

Scandals at Enron, WorldCom, Tyco and now Parmalat have shaken the business world and prompted new laws and regulations.

I've shaken off a lot of injuries this season but I feel good now, mentally and physically.

The financial crisis already has shaken the confidence of debt investors in everything from ratings to asset values on bank balance sheets.

Her character in "The Deep End" is an apparently ordinary suburban mom, but one that is shaken out of complacency by dramatic events.

Not only has the epicenter of the quake shifted, but, so far, the tremors have shaken markets differently.

Her belief in herself and sense of vocation were never shaken.

The launching of the Agrarian Revolutionary War, has shaken the Kuomintang reactionary rule.

Its conventional weapons have proved insufficient to the task. This has shaken economists' faith in monetary policy.

A dead bulb, shaken close to the ear, made a tiny, plaintive music.

The fear is the tile work will literally fall off the walls when it is shaken on a daily basis.

Firemen pulled shaken survivors and body bags from rooftops. . . Badly burnt victims were wrapped in bandages and sent to hospital.

They point to the fact that Mr Bush and Mr Singh have twice publicly shaken hands on the deal.

Thousands of New Yorkers have their lives shaken by violent crime.

For the king trusts in the Lord ; through the unfailing love of the Most High he will not be shaken.

Her heart has been broken and her faith shaken. . . I do not think 'well' is a word that will describe her ever again.

She wasn't hurt. but she was badly shaken up.

These weapons caused more panic than actual damage to enemy troops who were shaken by the noise and smoke made when firing.

At length I lowered the camera and crept away shaken with doubt about my suitability for the journalistic profession.

"We are all very shaken, " said Mahendra Ramdas, president of the local chapter of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

He must have known she was shaken by something.

This embroidered shoes were its head of household's house are shaken by the earthquake stretch of ruins, but exposed.

A wave of food-price inflation is moving through the world, leaving riots and shaken governments in its wake.

I was riddled with anxiety, but tried to put on a brave face to calm my shaken staff.

Nevertheless, Caterpillar looms large, and its job cuts have shaken the region.

All thy strong holds shall be like fig trees with their green figs: if they be shaken, they shall fall into the mouth of the eater.

Nowhere has society been shaken to its foundations.

The financial crisis has shaken the global economy to its core.

But the fatal accident in July has shaken investor confidence in the ministry and its ability to repay on time.