"Shiver" Example Sentences
1. I shivered as the cold wind blew.
2. The dog shivered in the snow.
3. The trees shivered and shook in the wind.
4. His whole body shook with shivers as the fever took hold.
5. The shiver that shook her frame frightened him.
6. The memory sent a shiver down her spine.
7. The thrill of horror made her shiver with delight.
8. The old house made her shiver with dread.
9. The air was frigid, causing Hannah to shiver.
10. The branches shivered and creaked in the storm.
11. The child shivered under the thin blanket.
12. The appearance of the ghost caused Sarah to shiver.
13. The icy water brought fierce shivers over his body.
14. Jennings began to shiver uncontrollably when the ice hit his skin.
15. Lucy's hands started shaking as she shivered in the cold wind.
16. When the scary story began, the children started to shiver in their seats.
17. A shiver traveled down Mark's spine as the climax of the movie hit.
18. The night's chill caused the leaves on the trees to shiver.
19. The wind made the curtains shiver and flutter.
20. The mention of his name caused my skin to shiver.
21. The thought of climbing up the ladder made my legs shiver.
22. The room was cold enough to make the dog shiver and curl into a ball.
23. The icy rainwater soaked through his thin shirt, making him shiver.
24. My teeth chattered and I shivered as the frost crept over the windows.
25. The unexpected touch caused him to shiver and pull away.
26. The girl shivered and wept quietly in the corner.
27. The old attic made him shiver as he hunted for treasures.
28. The branches of the old oak tree shivered and moaned in the wind.
29. The night was bitterly cold, and Adam could not stop shivering.
30. A cold breeze made the curtains shiver and sway.
31. The shrill howl of the wolf made the horses shiver.
32. She shivered at the thought of riding the roller coaster.
33. A shiver went through Mike as the monster popped out of the bushes.
34. The wind whipped through the trees, making the leaves shiver and tremble.
35. As the fog rolled through the graveyard, the tombstones shuddered and shivered.
36. The trees shivered and groaned under the assault of the wind.
37. His whole body started shivering uncontrollably from the cold.
38. The ghosts in the hall caused the children to shiver with fright.
39. The icy water made Hannah shiver from head to toe.
40. The wind howled through the cracks, making the old house shiver and moan.
41. The soldiers shivered in the bitter cold as they dug their foxholes.
42. I could literally feel my skin shiver as the ghostly tale unfolded.
43. The branches of the big oak tree shivered and moaned in the cold winter wind.
44. I shivered from the depths of my soul at the thought of losing him.
45. The slightest breeze made the trees shiver and whisper.
46. The soldiers huddled together to keep from shivering in the cold mist.
47. The old house shivered and groaned as the angry wind whistled around it.
48. The thought of facing the monster again caused me to shiver in fear.
49. The dog shivered against his owner's leg, seeking warmth and comfort.
50. Jack shivered from the cold, pulling his coat tighter around himself.
51. A sudden chill ran down Alex's spine, causing him to shiver and shake.
52. The sheets on Hannah's bed shivered and fluttered as the ghost came closer.
53. Sarah's body began to shiver uncontrollably as the fever worsened.
54. Waves of shivers ran through David's body as he finally realized his mistake.
55. His blood ran cold, making him shiver and shake as he realized the danger.
56. Nick's hands shook as he shivered in the cold January air.
57. The thought of diving into the icy lake made Patrick shiver all over.
58. The withered leaves shivered and danced in the cold autumn breeze.
59. Jenna pulled the blanket tighter around herself, trying to stop shivering.
60. The wind moaned through the trees, causing them to shiver and bend.
Common Phases
1. Shake like a leaf - Tremble or shudder violently, especially from cold or fear.
2. Chill to the bone- Make feel extremely cold, especially so as to cause
shivering.
3. Hold your horses - Used to tell someone to wait or calm down.
4. All ears - Ready and eager to listen.
5. Blow over - Pass or fade away, especially troubles or difficulties.
6. Break a leg - Used as a good luck expression in theater, meaning "good luck."
7. Better late than never - Used to express that while being late is not good, it is still preferable to not arriving at all.
8. Bite off more than one can chew - Attempt to do or accomplish more than one is capable of.
9. Butterflies in the stomach - A feeling of nervous excitement felt as fluttering in the stomach.
10. By the skin of one's teeth - By just a very small margin; barely.
11. Close, but no cigar - Almost succeeding, but not quite.
12. Costs an arm and a leg - Is extremely expensive.
13. Easier said than done - Something that is easier to recommend than to actually accomplish.
14. Once in a blue moon - Something that happens very rarely or infrequently.
15. Piece of cake - Something that is very easy to do.
16. The whole nine yards - The entirety, completeness, or all of something
17. Turn over a new leaf - Make positive changes and improvements in one's habits or behavior.
18. Wild goose chase - A useless, fruitless, or improbable search or effort.
19. Without further ado - Used to introduce something or begin an activity without delay.
20. Fool's errand - A fruitless, pointless, or impossible task or mission.