shudder at, with, in, to or under?
| My liver shudders at the memory. |
| And she shudders at the thought -- absolutely. |
| I shudder at the obscenities celebs are making of their acts. |
| They shuddered at the blessing of love; to their ears it was uttered in a demon's name. |
| Someone may feel comfortable typing for hours and someone may shudder at the thought of it. |
| I shuddered at the thought that for anything I knew, his hand might be stained with blood. |
| Don't get me wrong, she's got snakes in her head, and I shudder at the remote possibility she could be the leader of the unfree world someday, but. |
| After nearly 20 years in Delhi, I shudder at the north Indian's idea of non-vegetarian food -- the broiler chicken (or, in adventurous moments, a bit of mutton). |
| Do you make your own versions of work you've seen elsewhere? Or are you a designer who shudders at the words ' I could make that myself '? Grab a cup of tea and let's have a bit of a chat. |
| He caught me, drew me to the sofa, put me up against the cushions, and bent on one knee before me, bringing the face that I now well remembered, and that I shuddered at, very near to mine. |
| I'd sure people would shudder with horror at the thought of it, but I'd love to do that. |
| Perhaps he shelters under an enormous lambswool parasol, shuddering with revulsion at every exposed ankle. |
| Their drive had pulled my torso erect and I was shuddering with the effort to raise one leg, get my balance and stand. |
| When Mr Abbott tries to keep the extreme nutters on side, he forgets that there's a swag of people in the middle who shudder with revulsion. |
| They shuddered in pious horror. |
| The judgments, every righteous soul knows, must be formidable in the extreme, yet they will shudder in awe at the prospect of having to witness their administration. |
| As the world witnessed how the internet empowered people for effective dissent (coupled with a phenomenon like Occupy Wall Street ), Obama, most likely, shuddered in his boots. |
| At length, we passed into a town, shuddering to a halt in a bus terminus. |
