10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TREMULOUSLY»
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tremulously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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An Historical Study of English: Function, Form and Change
11 To move/cause to move tremulously or with vibration [thrill 6.a., c.] 1776–1878.
Of these definitions, only one survives in common usage as recorded in BBC
English Dictionary (1992). In this authority the verb is defined in terms of the noun
, ...
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A lexical concordance to the poetical works of Percy Bysshe ...
(1) play tremulously. The crimson pulse of living morning quiver, . . Epips. 100. 1
saw the waters quiver, Laon, VII. xxiii 3. her flowing hair like strings of flame did
quiver. XI. iii. 9. where all hues did spread and quiver, .... Zll.xxxiv.4. a golden mist
...
3
The Organ, its history and construction: a comprehensive ...
small Stops sound sharper, and perhaps tremulously, when tried by themselves,
at which time they receive their full supply of wind. A hissing, arising B3 1 .
Sometimes a hissing or whizzing sound is heard to wind."11 escape ° emanate
from ...
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Hutchings' Illustrated California Magazine
Fair Gunhild stands on the galley's deck And looks on the calm blue sea, She
sees where the pale moon mirrors itself, And the stars shine tremulously. She
gees the moon, and the emerald light, On the blue waves sweetly smile, While
the ...
James Mason Hutchings,
1861
5
A Dictionary Murathee English: compiled for the Government ...
^^J^^i^T v intr (Fr □Stfi'^r) To shake tremulously; — a flabby body : to totter or
rtfck; — a post, a building <Vc: to shake and rattle ; — any compages slackened
or relaxed : to quake and quiver with fear. ^^r^r v Mr To stick, adhere to. If^^T sm ...
James T. Molesworth,
1831
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The Organ, Its History and Construction: A Comprehensive ...
small Stops sound sharper, and perhaps tremulously, when tried by themselves,
at which time they receive their full supply of wind. A hissing» "hing 831.
Sometimes a hissing or whizzing sound is heard to from an escape of , . . wimL
emanate ...
Edward John Hopkins, Edward Francis Rimbault,
1855
7
The Democrat, a Tale of Etna: And The Hugonot, a Tale
tremulously. added,. “Oh,. what can I say to excite your interest on my behalf!” “I
appear then so unfeeling,” said Bastien Constant, rélaxing his features into a
smile, and bending his ear with an air of gentleness towards Marie. “ Then will
you ...
rathcr. tremulously. It. was. a. beautiful. letter,. highly. 1. scented,. on. a. pink.
paper,. and. with. a. light. green. seal. " MON PAUVRE CHER PETIT " (Mrs.
Crawley wrote) : " I could not sleep one wink for thinking of what had he- come of
my ...
William Makepeace Thackeray,
1896
It was not sleep— it was not delirium; it was the dream-wakefulness which opium
sometimes induces, when every nerve grows tremulously alive, and creates a
corresponding activity in the frame, to which it gives a false and hectic vigour.
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton,
1845
It was not sleepit was not delirium; it was that dream-wakefulness which opium
sometimes induces, when every nerve grows tremulously alive, and creates a
correspondent activity in the frame , to which it gives a false and hectic vigour.
Lytton (Edward Bulwer Lytton),
1842
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TREMULOUSLY»
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tremulously is used in the context of the following news items.
Let's Talk Kids - "Old Dog, New Tricks"
A dad I know with no musical background whatsoever is learning Suzuki violin along with his enthusiastic daughter, bowing Mississippi Hotdog tremulously on ... «WUIS 91.9, Jul 15»
Three Choirs Festival, Hereford Cathedral, review: 'drunk on …
... sound of the electronic ondes martenot, played here by French virtuoso Valérie Hartmann-Claverie, has never seemed to tremulously sweet and other-worldly. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
'Just let daal-chaawal be'
... with vibrant dots and squiggles of God-knows-what surrounding a layered bunch of lovely food-like objects, on top of which tremulously sits a sprig of parsley. «Times of India, Jul 15»
Pension Funds Hunting Yield Return to Bonds Tied to Risky Loans
The pension managers also saw “that the asset class performed tremulously well through the crisis,” with less than 1 percent of speculative-grade slices ... «Bloomberg, Jul 15»
Book details family's dangerous 9-year journey as they escaped …
Her only recourse was to somehow get them to Chongjin, where they tremulously showed up on her sister's doorstep. The girls' uncle, turned ugly by the famine, ... «New York Daily News, Jul 15»
A therapist's perspective on divorce
“When I first encountered Lisa,” Plumeri writes, “I found myself in the presence of a tremulously gifted woman who was encased in some profoundly destructive ... «Cherry Hill Courier Post, Jul 15»
Walking the tightrope: What I learned reporting for GreenBiz
I began feeling as if I tremulously were walking a tightrope, grasping to keep my balance above tireless public relation specialists on one side and vociferous ... «GreenBiz, Jul 15»
Celia Walden: 'It's like a little burst of sweet, sweet sunshine in your …
'If?' I flung back tremulously. There was an uncomfortable pause as we both looked down at the hand – mine – gripping his deltoid. 'I think what Felipe's trying to ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
CMJ 2014: The Out-of-Town Advantage for Happyness, the Crookes …
They also reached further back along the rock timeline: toward the tremulously urgent lead vocals and guitar reverb of the Smiths and toward the British Invasion ... «New York Times, Oct 14»
Scottish Independence - the YES camp: Salmond leads his euphoric …
When Alex Salmond urged his tremulously expectant audience in Perth's concert hall last night to “catch our breath for the day ahead, a day Scotland will never ... «The Independent, Sep 14»