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Meanings of vibrate from in English
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Usage of vibrate from in English
1
The whole vessel began to vibrate from the effects of the steam.
2
The concentrated passion of her made her vibrate from head to foot.
3
Jack's cell phone began to vibrate from the blazer Cameron had thrown onto the floor.
4
Mevrou had turned a deep crimson and her head seemed to vibrate from the shock.
5
In the green summer of his days he fell, and long did my heart vibrate from the shock.
6
Even as she said it, the ship was starting to vibrate from the buffeting of high winds in Ragnar's atmosphere.
7
The Preacher felt a thrill vibrate from his ear to his heart; but his reason was less affected than his heart.
8
And thus the home-sympathy demands that all the emotions of home, whether joyful or painful, must affect all,-mustvibrate from heart to heart.
9
His muscles vibrated from head to foot as he sat up wonderingly.
10
She was vibrating from head to foot as if strung on wires.
11
Signal after signal he sent vibrating from the steel sides of the tank.
12
His body vibrated from the weight and force of his imprecations.
13
There was a boom box on the floor, vibrating from its own noise.
14
The ground vibrates from the agitation of the central furnace.
15
The great hall was vibrating from the machines and black shadows filled the air.
16
Although the auction was over, the air of Friendship still vibrated from the stir.