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Meanings of shivering in English
Usage of shivering in English
1
To the shivering servant who stood in the hall the leader called:
2
She was hungry; she was thirsty; she was shivering with the cold.
3
The nurse joined them, and the three stood there in shivering terror.
4
I won't let them frighten us.' Jasmine stood shivering at the window.
5
While I lay shivering on my ladder, our situation grew extremely critical.
6
Twice in the night they rose, and hastened shivering to the chapel.
7
The place he had just abandoned feels warm against my shivering body.
8
Almost overcome by terror and shivering in every limb, the lad entered.
9
The wind was sweeping along the ridge-top and the woods were shivering.
10
Suddenly a strange shivering sound in the tree-tops-a signal to the storm.
11
The shivering white hand which held it open was plainly in view.
12
They walked down toward the Seine in despair, shivering with the cold.
13
Six children huddled on the doorstep now, shivering in the chilly dark.
14
Meanwhile, time was passing, and the Netherlands were shivering in the storm.
15
The sunbeams that slanted in made shivering patches of gold about them.
16
But he put the coat on today because he was still shivering.
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Shivering through the time
Shivering across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
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