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Meanings of vibrating with in English

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Usage of vibrating with in English
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And right now they are vibrating with a new kind of energy.
Destroy Me
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His hands were still fists; his arms were actually vibrating with anger.
Affliction
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Facing the juror, in a terrible voice vibrating with passion and despair:
The Gods are Athirst
4
Several of the BlackBerrys were already vibrating with messages on her desk.
Big girl: a novel
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I lived imprisoned in my thoughts, and vibrating with my eternal sensitiveness.
Original Short Stories — Volume 05
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Her hoarse voice, vibrating with a terrible accent, hissed forth these words:
Dona Perfecta
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My voice would gradually rise and ring out, vibrating with intellectual passion
The Rise of David Levinsky
8
Kelsey turned and strode back to the lobby, practically vibrating with fury.
Deadly promises
9
Above us, the canopy was vibrating with the force of the wind.
Too close to home
10
He was suddenly vibrating with anger, his eyes like icy blue pools.
Narcissus in Chains
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The air was vibrating with the ring of the trowel and the hammer.
Children of the Market Place
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All around them the ground was vibrating with the force of the fluid.
Five Thousand Miles Underground; Or, the Mystery of the Centre o...
13
Even the air felt thinner; for a start, it wasn't vibrating with fluorocarbons.
The water room
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I thought I could hear the windowpanes and mirrors vibrating with the noise.
Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery
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Before ornithologists start vibrating with no-such-thing-as-a-seagull indignation, yes, OK, a juvenile herring gull.
The Guardian
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He was almost vibrating with the need to get to Sarah.
Once bitten, twice dead
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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