quavering
quavery

A slight quavering of his voice alone betrayed his secret fear.

But as my fear crested, the memory became nothing but the violent quavering of my body, the tensing of my hands.

"Ekel here," she said, surprised at the youthfulness of her own voice - not at all like the ancient quavering of that old woman's voice she had borrowed.

The sound of his own voice, a finely trained tenor, gave him pleasure, but no more than the sounds of each voice in the choir, even the rusty and untuneful quavering of old Brother Fenelon next to him.

There is something in the sonorous quavering of the harsh voices, in the lank and hollow faces of the men, and the sour solemnity of the women, which bespeaks this a strong-hold of intolerant zeal and ignorant enthusiasm.

"You must not get hurt," she said, her voice quavery.

"it's the only thing that completely absorbs my mind," she said, her voice quavery.

"I miss them, too," she said, her voice quavery.

"It is best that you do not, Reese Carrison," she said, her tone quavery.

"I'm okay," Leah said, her voice quavery.

"Fraid so," she said, her voice quavery.

"Y'shua Hamashiach means 'Jesus the Messiah,'" Tsion said, his voice quavery.

I wish I could have given you your wife's message in person, but-" "I understand, my friend," Laslos said, his voice quavery.

Quavery in her first-round match, today Capriati seemed to recreate her former self, the assured competitor who wielded an uncanny ability to mount a full-fledged attack without even leaving the baseline.

The vocal tone is rough and nasalized, the pitch quavery and ululating; phrases, or even single notes, crack partway through and resume; groups singing the same line simultaneously don't aim for exact unison.

Quavery in his first three rounds here and without a title since defending his French Open championship three months ago, Courier put his finest wares - a rattlesnake forehand, a corner-seeking serve and a quick-dying drop shot - back into full production yesterday.