shiver造句

Diana gave a little shiver.

I shiver a little, with the evening.

Eastern Europe, meanwhile, continues to shiver.

A sudden gust of cold wind made me shiver.

If you have fever, you will surely shiver under this condition.

But I became more and more inwardly restless, until my whole body began to shiver.

Okay, so the missionary position doesn't always make your mate shiver with desire.

Whereas Western technology firms have plush premises, in China the people shiver while fancy equipment stays warm.

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

All as a-shake and a-shiver - glints and gleams and sparkles, rustle and swirl, chatter and bubble.

The stone was cold; the perspiration lay ice-cold on his brow; he straightened himself up with a shiver.

The loss of blood, the pain, and the cold metal of the gurney chilled her and she started to shiver.

But he seemed not to hear. Only the shiver of wind in the trees and the tittering of rain on the thatched roof broke that eerie silence.

For love's gift is shy, it never tells its name, it flits across the shade, spreading a shiver of joy along the dust.

The child was delivered, but lifeless. As the obstetrician gazed at the still form, a shiver of horror passed over her.

A shiver runs through me as I stomp my feet for warmth and then listen again for any sign of life.

If the thought of autumnal wild swimming sends a shiver down your spine, Italy's natural hot pools offer a much less punishing alternative.

She signalled for him to wait, and when she entered the bedroom the air-conditioned atmosphere made her shiver as though she had just stepped into a pool of cold water.

They shiver at the possibility of ceding ground to foreign rivals as forced spin-offs raise their costs-or, worse, having to use the likes of Deutsche Bank to hedge their interest-rate risk.

However, through the glass door of the store I could see people walking by and they would look up over the door of the store and shiver and move away from the door.

I can remember you throwing me into the bow where the wet coiled lines were and feeling the whole boat shiver and the noise of you clubbing him like chopping a tree down and the sweet blood smell all over me.

For anyone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, this otherwise meaningless symbol has the power to evoke a shiver of fear because it represents nuclear radiation. Visual idioms, such as the American flag, can be just as powerful as metaphors, if not more so.