tremble造句

I shall see him tremble.

The leaves tremble in the breeze.

The trumpets of Carthage resound! Hear, Romans, now and tremble!

And I felt just this tremble when I saw this scene.

In other places it seems he enjoyed the slight tremble and wander of his hand.

Whenever a cold wind blows in, they tremble and chatter their y trees.

Then Bluebeard bawled out so loud that he made the whole house tremble.

They say that when you are terrified, you tremble and your hair stands on end.

And suddenly I saw her lips begin to tremble and tears begin to flow down her cheeks.

By this time her legs were beginning to tremble, so she sat down and accepted a cup of very strong tea, while he telephoned the police.

His father, he Zhimin, is a 62-year-old farmer with unruly whiskers and hands that tremble as he fingers photographs of his missing son.

Asteroids are thought to be more like piles of rubble loosely clung together, than solid chunks of rock, which means even a small tremble could displace surface material.

The knife did not drop to the flagstone floor. But he saw it tremble in her hand before she raised her chin and snapped, "Get me some clothes."

The spirit of the convent, with which she had been permeated for the space of five years, was still in the process of slow evaporation from her person, and made everything tremble around her.

French also sometimes has excrescent b in similar positions: so in chambre “room” and trembler “tremble” (from Latin camera and tremulare, evidently pronounced without the vowels given here in bold).

They shall tremble as a bird out of Egypt, and as a dove out of the land of Assyria: and I will place them in their houses, saith the LORD.

法国有时也在类似的地方有多余的b：在chamb re “房间”和tremb ler“tremble”（来自拉丁语camera和tremulare，有*据表明黑体字的元音当时都没有发音）。