shake with fear

As he walked up to me I began to shake with fear.

He may have believed that her right hand shook with fear; but it did not.

Late in the battle, George suddenly began to shake with fear.

Even from this distance, I could see that my dad shook with fear.

"People are shaking with fear," one refugee wrote a few days later.

I was shaking with fear and tried to push myself up, but the pressure on my back increased.

"My daughters are at home shaking with fear," he said.

He looked around in desperation, his gross figure shaking with fear.

"And next time you attempt to shoot someone in their sleep, be certain that your hand is not shaking with fear."

It displayed a young girl shaken with fear and then shot in the head by a gun.

He didn't know what she was going to do next, but every possibility left him shaking with fear.

He wanted her to squirm and shake with fear as she had made him do for so many years.

I was supposed to shake with fear at the sight of him in the courtroom.

The girl shook with fear, huddled in her fur, afraid to move.

Some of the girls practically shook with fear, and seeing this, he softened.

The rag shook with fear as she studied his uniform.

They had all three cast withering looks at the boy shaking with fear in front of them.

He was shaking with fear, but kept stubbornly pointing south.

Her heart beat very fast and her body shook with fear.

He wouldn't know that this morning she was shaking with fear over the idea of junior high.

Shaking with fear, she prepared to stand them off.

Eventually a frail young women appeared, shaking with fear, and was taken into a nearby house.

"Yes, that's all," she said now, her voice shaking with fear.

She put her hands up to her face, and shook with fear or horror.