10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUAVERINGLY»
Discover the use of
quaveringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quaveringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The First Modern Economy: Success, Failure, and Perseverance ...
Now the horsemen were approaching, who had been ordered to bring him back
alive. When he heard this, he said quaveringly: 'The thunder is beating against
my ears of fast running horses.'38 interdum segnitiem suam his verbis increpabat
: ...
Jan de Vries, Jan Vries, Ad van der Woude, 1997
2
Irony and Misreading in the Annals of Tacitus
When he heard this, he said quaveringly: 'The thunder is beating against my ears
of fast running horses.' w interdum segnitiem suam his verbis inaepabat: 'vivo
deformiter, turpiter — oO irpeTTei Nepovi, oO Trpeirei - vt|ipeiv 6eT ev TO!
3
The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.: A Novel
Novelist Adelle Waldman plunges into the psyche of a flawed, sometimes infuriating modern man—one who thinks of himself as beyond superficial judgment, yet constantly struggles with his own status anxiety, who is drawn to women, yet has a ...
4
The Broadview Anthology of Short Fiction, second edition
... mother quaveringly called to her to fix the tea and rice cakes and open a can of
sliced peaches for everybody. rosie noticed that her mother and Mr. hayano were
talking together at the little table—they were discussing a haiku that Mr.
Julia Gaunce, Suzette Mayr, Don LePan, 2012
Odin,Paul's wolfhound, tugged at his chain in the garden andwhined quaveringly.
Hehadheard Paul arrive and was disappointed becausehis master had forgotten
to pay him a visit. He was angry, too, becausehealso had heard the deep voice ...
Another goatcarried onthe theme, and the chorus swelled quaveringly and
heldtocertainminor notes. Within the closed truck a small child whimpered and
then begantocry definitely at thetop of its voice. Casey looked up from bending
over the ...
7
The Dreaming and Other Essays
The voices (a sure sign that no attack was intended) ceased abruptly when the
sentinels cried out, no doubt quaveringly, the midnight's 'all's well'. Whether the
report was true, or the product of nerves, was never settled. The continuing ...
Then instantly she straightened back, caught up a knife, and began to peel an
onion from a pan on the shelf before her. "Cryin'? Nonsense! " she snapped
quaveringly. "Can't a body peel a pan of onions without being accused of cryin'
about ...
9
Commodore Vanderbilt: An Epic of American Achievement
... goin' to quit ye when Sophia 'n me git married." Phebe Hand fought to control
her tears. This was the first time she had felt obliged to dispute her favorite's
wishes, and it hurt. "That's jest it, Corneel," she said quaveringly. "It's you *n
Sophia.
Arthur D. Howden Smith, 2007
10
The Mississippi Bubble
... sounded in the hallway, and he went to the door. The ancient landlady
confronted him. "Where has my brother gone?" he demanded, fiercely, as she
came into view along the ill-lighted passageway. "Gone, good sir?" said she,
quaveringly.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUAVERINGLY»
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quaveringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Fare Thee Well, The Grateful Dead…
After a prologue of “Cryptical Envelopment” – quaveringly sung by Phil Lesh in a voice that, for all its weathered charisma, remains mostly unsuitable for fronting ... «Uncut.co.uk, Jul 15»
On the writers' festival circuit, Anson Cameron's brain starts to …
But she had been quaveringly earnest in the attempt. Common decency said she deserved an answer. Once, at the start of a Q&A in a marquee, I shot down a ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
ArtsBeat | 'The Americans' Recap: The Moment Finally Arrives
... when he asks if she's O.K., the woman who has survived rape and beatings and bullets — and who has killed casually and repeatedly — says, quaveringly, ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
2014 Sports Beard Of The Year: It's About Putting In The Work
Complainers and naysayers will quaveringly point out that any dude, and some women, can maintain combable facial hair during the winter for purely practical ... «Deadspin, Dec 14»
Celebrity autobiographies: you couldn't make it up
And I now discover, to my atheist horror, that I can quaveringly sing the first verse of We Plough the Fields and Scatter, a tricky tune with big leaps from the low to ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
Bundoora's Northern Direwolves play Harry Potter's Quidditch, a …
Even today the thought of teammates screaming “get in position” is enough to make my insides clench and me want to quaveringly retort, “Don't yell at me”. «Herald Sun, Sep 14»
Women's rugby: the England team that really could win a World Cup
Unforewarned, Anna and I quaveringly give this initiation rite our best shot. We do not do as well as Deborah Griffin, the first female RFU council member and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Newsmakers: Ségolène Royal is back
Yet he spoke so quietly and quaveringly, the judge had to tell him to speak up. “I'm just very tired,” Pistorius said during his 90-minute testimony. “The weight of ... «Macleans.ca, Apr 14»
Pistorius Trial: Week Five, Day Three
I'm fighting for my life," Pistorius said quaveringly. He said that police could have moved a fan, or that he might have tripped over a cord and unplugged one ... «Daily Maverick, Apr 14»
How to guarantee soufflé success – without the hot air
The baked egg-white raised confection – and I am talking about the hot, quaveringly unstable versions, not the cold mousse type – is nothing if not a diva, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
