quake in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Quake: to shake or tremble violently, often referring to the movement of the ground during an earthquake.

The ground began to quake violently, sending everyone into a panic.
She could feel her heart race as the building started to quake during the earthquake.
His voice trembled with fear as he described the moment the earth began to quake beneath them.
The city had not been prepared for the sudden quake that shook its foundations.
After the quake, residents gathered to assess the damage and offer support to one another.
The ground began to quake violently as the earthquake struck the city.
She felt a sudden quake of fear when she heard the loud crash outside.
As the heavy truck drove by, the entire building seemed to quake under its weight.
The ancient ruins still bear the scars of the quake that devastated the region centuries ago.
His voice trembled with emotion as he recounted the quake that changed their lives forever.
She could feel her heart race as the building started to quake during the tremor.
After the quake, many families were left homeless and in need of assistance.
The scientists monitored the fault line closely, anticipating any signs of a major quake.
His voice quaked with emotion as he delivered the heartfelt speech.