temblor

I mean, here in California, well, that's just a little temblor.

A few minutes later, as they walked under the arch, a temblor hit.

No predictions: in California, you never know what next week's temblor will bring.

The "court of the peace" building was destroyed in the temblor.

"But the people will be terrified of further temblors," the King said.

Big temblors had hit the area in 1857, 1881, 1901, 1922, 1934 and 1966 - roughly every 22 years.

But officials said they could not prove that the temblor was to blame.

We've had daily temblors and even one serious quake two days ago.

A few others have struck to the east of the 1939 temblor but not in the same pattern.

Many students said the most frightening thing was not knowing where the rest of their families were in the hours after the temblor.

And now, some people are saying the temblor also exposed what is wrong with the leadership of Japan.

She said paramedics who brought the man in had attributed his death to the temblor.

The temblor leveled the business section and took eleven lives of the community.

The temblor was felt at intensity 4 in the capital Manila.

But there were fewer temblors after it, and no shocks at all.

For a magnitude 3.5 temblor, the chances of another event rise to one in three.

A temblor and subsequent tsunami wave killed 27,000 people in 1896.

But then again, having just lost a house to a temblor, he is naturally inclined to a conservative view.

Each year more than 90 temblors above magnitude 4.0 are recorded in this zone.

The members conduct a teleconference within several hours of a major temblor.

Olympia also suffered significant damage from temblors in 1965 and 2001.

There were still temblors, but the sharper shocks no longer came.

He went back to the car, his stomach lurching to every following temblor.

The only category beyond that is a great earthquake, or a temblor above a magnitude of 8.

The quake was the latest moderate temblor to hit the region in recent months.