Frasi con vibrate (in inglese)
- Her hip began to vibrate.
- The pelvis started to vibrate.
- If I vibrate it nothing happens.
- The links seemed to vibrate, until.
- The flower started to vibrate wildly.
- Her pager beeps and my nerves vibrate.
- How about having it vibrate? Every week.
- Just then, my own cell phone began to vibrate.
- I thought I saw it vibrate in Firtha’s hand.
- The five sheaths36 should vibrate harmoniously.
- Try again tomorrow without the vibrate feature.
- Walking back to the bar he felt his phone vibrate.
- His cell phone began to vibrate in chorus with the.
- His beard began to vibrate as he burst out laughing.
- As he finished these words his watch began to vibrate.
- I heard my phone vibrate so I took it out of my purse.
- Liam, causing it to vibrate with such strength that in.
- Life I feel vibrate, thinking of you with great passion.
- Claire felt Lydia’s phone vibrate in her back pocket.
- Thus, this will drive the flapping muscles to vibrate.
- Your head is spinning (I can feel it vibrate from here).
- I can feel it vibrate through the floor and into my body.
- Let that color move or vibrate within you and around you.
- Claire felt her phone vibrate on the armrest of her chair.
- My whole body seemed to vibrate with�magic, I realized.
- The dais continued to vibrate violently and the group were.
- Even at rehearsals, his voice caused the room to vibrate.
- The dimensions could not vibrate or move in anyway because.
- Then pop the new babe in it and turn on the vibrate feature.
- The spell that makes it vibrate is a very simple one, really.
- The phone in his jacket began to vibrate and he pulled it out.
- Where did they come up with the idea that dicks vibrate?
- During our journey there, I felt my phone vibrate in my pocket.
- At that exact moment, the phone in his hand started to vibrate.
- His stomach began to vibrate and heard an intake of his breath.
- He was watching it when it began to ring and vibrate across the.
- The sword began to vibrate again as it came in contact with Sam’s.
- All matter affects all other matter, causing all matter to vibrate.
- Alan’s heart immediately speeded up and his insides began to vibrate.
- The light shall vibrate from your center to hold the truth of oneself.
- As I trudged back downstairs to the kitchen, my phone began to vibrate.
- At this moment I felt that my lotus flower began to vibrate intensively.
- That is, corresponding resonances that pulse and vibrate in the negative.
- A few minutes later, Tara's body begins to vibrate, then completely relaxes.
- The whole wall started to vibrate and change different colors of the rainbow.
- To my great surprise, again I felt my lotus flower begin to strongly vibrate.
- The Law of Attraction states: What I vibrate within wil always be.
- Every action of our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate in eternity.
- Emotions vibrate in the fields of organisms and are transmitted to other beings.
- Climbing the steps to her Grad Advisor's office, Teri felt her cell phone vibrate.
- Do you notice how the medium's trance acts on Grossman? He is beginning to vibrate.
- As he moved into second gear, the mobile phone in his chest pocket began to vibrate.
- The phone in his pocket began to vibrate and he glanced around him before picking up.
- His train of thought was broken as his cell began to vibrate across the coffee table.
- As they approached the boardwalk, Mitchell felt his pager vibrate twice in his pocket.
- It was a deeply mechanical aesthesis, as if the very air could vibrate almost visibly.
- To activate it, he would need to vibrate on the same frequency of his departed Father.
- He felt the compass vibrate in his hand, and he opened his eye to see the key glowing.
- Her energy field started to vibrate and sparkled, and you could actually see it being.
- But then he felt his sword vibrate in his palm, issuing the sound of a faint heart beat.
- There was just something about the man that made the air around him vibrate with energy.
- IT WAS as if my body had started to vibrate, and thinking about it only made it buzz more.
- Klingon neurophysiology must vibrate at a frequency that is a harmonic to that phase echo.
- His chest started to vibrate - it was his cell phone - so he reached inside his jacket and.
- You will see then that, if the medium is as strong as he was just now, Grossman will vibrate.
- She felt the force of the blow vibrate through her arm, heard the crunch of splintering bone.
- Nevertheless, just keep in mind that in order to vibrate at a higher frequency and be al you can.
- He moved closer and no sooner had he confirmed it was the device than it started to vibrate wildly.
- It was as if my body had started to vibrate, and thinking about it only made it buzz more.
- Some days the floors and walls would vibrate from all the heavy machinery being used at the same time.
- He shook his fist in the man's face till it seemed to vibrate like the knob of some electric machine:.
- The phone continued to vibrate once he arrived at the motel and he fumbled with the keycard to enter the room.
- A small antenna extends from inside the shrub with gelatinous guts, which starts to vibrate gently in the air.
- Also, if he punches into one edge (let us imagine the cube as a wooden crate), the others vibrate and deform.
- The trees aligned on the sidewalk also vibrate and the snow falls from the naked tree branches simultaneously.
- Recalling Sensei’s face, my lotus started to vibrate again, distributing pleasant sensations all over my body.
- It struck the crystal and chimed with a deep bell-like tone that made the crystal spires vibrate in conjunction.
- Many on certain levels will feel a specific phrase vibrate or resonate with them; these sections are true for them.
- They all stopped singing when everything started to vibrate and the objects around the room began to dance in place.
- She was wondering if the voice would hurt her head or if it vibrate like the old pager her Dad used to carry around.
- PROFESSOR [to Leoníd Fyódoritch] Do you notice how the medium's trance acts on Grossman? He is beginning to vibrate.
- He loved her touch, the feel of her beneath him, the way she made the atmosphere around them vibrate with her passion.
- On the stone floor a pyramidal device strewn with cones on each side began to vibrate at an almost imperceptibly fast rate.
- Whenever I feel it vibrate, I race over to see if I caught something to eat, but then it’s always him just putzing around.
- The tenor C must first be made to vibrate 240 in a second, the methods of doing which are detailed at length in various authors.
- She set the alarm to vibrate and to appear as a recurring reminder every morning on her appointment calendar at 8:00, no end date.
- The fatal images of not-forgotten days blackened out the sun and caused Henry to feel the tremor of fear vibrate through his bones.
- She gave herself up to the lullaby of the melodies, and felt all her being vibrate as if the violin bows were drawn over her nerves.
- But, if I have billions of air molecules together and vibrate them, sound emerges from the compression waves traveling through them.
- We have such an interesting past… Kumar almost drifted off while thinking of the 'interesting past', his mobile began to vibrate.
- The intensity of your yelling causes a molecule in one of the hundreds of reaction flasks in the lab to vibrate at an unusual frequency.
- The experimental Morg cruiser soon started to vibrate at a very high frequency, a sign announcing an imminent discharge by the Xanta weapon.
- After that, the paper started to vibrate a bit, its movement was gradually slowed down, and soon it stopped moving at all, becoming straight.
- We may be right at the edge of a leap forward in Evolution that will enable all things that exist within existence to vibrate at a higher energy.
- The giant snake raised his head and she watched his tongue vibrate in pleasure, giving him one last stroke she turned and walked out of the forest.
- In this, reality on the outer begins to reflect these changes as what you no longer vibrate and resonate in, you can no longer reflect and live out.
- It started at her toes and felt like fire spreading up to her hips and groin, then as her body began to vibrate, the waves began pounding her strong and sharp.
- Finally at five pm, during the Aoki set, he felt the phone vibrate, and headed for the nearest security guard that bore the Oodle logo, a rune in black and white.
- Hovering, the horror seemed to vibrate all over, and every couple of seconds, it would slightly shift from one position to another – left, right, forward, back.
- Time or the 3rd Dimension of Depth is just getting shorter… As time passes there is less of the 3rd dimension of depth to vibrate in, or more accurately… through.
- The air is ever vibrating.
- My whole body was vibrating.
- I felt my cell phone vibrating.
- The mind is constantly vibrating.
- Body vibrating at an incredible.
- That was the vibrating sensation.
- He was simply vibrating with fear.
- I can feel the anger vibrating off him.
- Her whole being is vibrating with this.
- Now you will hear a loud vibrating or.
- The air came alive, vibrating with energy.
- The perfect softness, vibrating with life.
- And just in that same deep, vibrating voice.
- He felt his cell phone vibrating against him.
- Her phone started vibrating and she grabbed it.
- In a few seconds, the phone stopped vibrating.
- He could still feel the rocks vibrating under foot.
- Enjolras replied in a haughty and vibrating tone:—.
- He struck his sword into the ground the hilt vibrating.
- There is a mistiness and a chord vibrating in the mist.
- Their buzzer sounded, vibrating across the timber table.
- Alex’s hands shook, the drink and cigarette vibrating.
- He can feel the air between himself and Jock vibrating.
- I leaned close against her and the warm, vibrating bike.
- A second went by and the cell phone went vibrating again.
- The flames started vibrating and turned into a head of a.
- A thin guy, Reacher thought, always quivering and vibrating.
- He screamed as he landed heavily on the vibrating flagstones.
- The pounding resumed and she turned to see the gate vibrating.
- As it is, we are all on our own in a vibrating egoic delusion.
- In short, my heart was vibrating on false notes as I went in.
- A chanting rose to the night, vibrating with savage exultation.
- A sharp knife may create a vibrating sound during the test while.
- Vibrating at that level would require major physical alterations.
- Everything is oscillating or vibrating at a particular frequency.
- Samantha was sleeping soundly when her cell phone began vibrating.
- In the water she scrambled through vibrating waves to the surface.
- What living and buried speech is always vibrating here, what howls.
- A high pitched vibrating sound suddenly flowed through the building.
- Why would matter vibrating in empty space affect it? The reason is.
- The cave started vibrating and pieces of rock fell from the ceiling.
- The staff in my hand was still vibrating and I could feel the power.
- Smith’s phone was vibrating and moving itself around on the table.
- She glared at her phone vibrating madly on top of her crumpled sheets.
- He felt his mobile vibrating in his pocket as he neared the entrance.
- Something pressed on her arm, vibrating and squealing in a high pitch.
- He allowed himself to be winched further towards the vibrating device.
- I was jolted out of my thoughts by the beeper vibrating against my leg.
- The sound of prayer and tongues vibrating from the study hinted me on.
- I could see from Holmes's rigid face that he was vibrating with inward.
- Once the body is vibrating with the sex energy, then it is only through.
- While listening to them, Sophia noticed something vibrating inside her bag.
- According to string theory, they would be waves vibrating in this surface.
- The loud crash echoes in all directions, shaking and vibrating the ground.
- The strap started vibrating rapidly back and forth, shaking his midsection.
- There it was again, a dull thumping, vibrating through the floor of the ute.
- They feel the vibrational forces speeding up and vibrating at a faster rate.
- I heard animals in their corrals and felt the vibrating footsteps of people.
- Al steered with one hand and put the other on the vibrating gear-shift lever.
- The only sound was a thick, vibrating hum from the room’s air conditioner.
- Only a strident screech answered him, a screech vibrating with harsh mockery.
- Here, with the empty air vibrating in his ears, time or place had no meaning.
- Old Tolkemec went down, truly slain at last, the hilt vibrating on his breast.
- The squeaky, vibrating contraption leaked precious drops of THE IDENTITY CHECK.
- Hanging onto the vibrating helicopter frame I indicated the cockpit with my chin.
- However the being is vibrating on a much higher frequency than the physical body.
- The whole thing lasted maybe twenty seconds—two, three, four vibrating tremors.
- Every curve and fold of her sex was vibrating with each slap of Isabella’s hand.
- I could see from Holmes's rigid face that he was vibrating with inward excitement.
- They pulled apart and smiled into each other eyes, love vibrating like a strand of.
- Space, thousands of miles of space, and these voices vibrating in the center of it.
- I think it’s ready, Maldynado called, voice vibrating along with the machine.
- The sensation grew until his skin, muscles, and bones felt like they were vibrating.
- If we place a low vibrating soul into a high vibrating body, the result will be ego.
- Jane, Kaite, and Ren arrive speakers vibrating the windows on Kaite’s convertible.
- Early in the morning, I woke up when the vibrating sounds of my cell phone shocked me.
- No more! exhausted, Faith leaned back in her heated and vibrating captain's chair.
- Standing above the vibrating sound both men began to pull away at turf on the ground.
- There’s a kid peeping in on me, Marilyn said, her voice vibrating with urgency.
- Narmond’s amplified voice boomed through headphones, vibrating the bones of my skull.
- They hold together galaxies along with vibrating microscopic superstrings in hyperspace.
- I felt as if I had hit a wall, bouncing off and vibrating like in the Roadrunner cartoons.
- They are ashamed, and live in a vibrating universe that results in a delusion called ego.
- Shiro began vibrating and was suddenly attached to the wall, as though he was stuck on it.
- His cell phone began vibrating in his pocket, and he fumbled to retrieve it and answer it.
- Torbin, with the extraction pipe still clasped to his side, stared into the vibrating core.
- Captain Nemo’s submarine vibrating with his woeful dirge as it floated through the black.
- When you are vibrating at a higher frequency, negative emotions, words and actions directed.
- He was vibrating with the excitement of doing something grandiose for the cause of beingness.
- And it was at that moment that a terrible, I may say unnatural, scream set the room vibrating.
- Then I would seem to be among the missing though merely tossed over a chair, vibrating, holey.
- Find her! The speakers mounted in the plaza start vibrating with The One’s irate voice.
- Suddenly he heard Denisov shouting in a vibrating voice behind the hut, evidently much excited.
- The vibrating sound rattles the already broken glass in homes, causing more fragments to fall.
- Their voices had died like echoes of the words of God spoken and vibrating in the starred deep.
- Ego is a reality, based in the science of a vibrating universe, complete with a sun and planets.
- The ego is the result of a vibrating soul caused by entry into a vibrating universal dimension.
- Suddenly he heard Denísov shouting in a vibrating voice behind the hut, evidently much excited.
- Oh, I'm sure Nathan was all for this! I bet Nathan was practically vibrating with excitement!.
- A great outburst of acclamations covered the vibrating treble of the life and soul of the party.
- It vibrated when it rang.
- Kring vibrated in his hand.
- But then my phone vibrated.
- His head still vibrated with.
- It vibrated when the brain spoke.
- To her surprise, it vibrated again.
- It vibrated again but still nothing.
- The sound vibrated within Eric's head.
- His phone vibrated in his pants pocket.
- As her mother’s body vibrated at the.
- The entire house vibrated from the shock.
- The horn vibrated at a certain frequency.
- It rang quietly and vibrated in my pocket.
- There was a loud roar, and the ship vibrated.
- The rails still vibrated, but no carts sped by.
- The overwhelming sound now vibrated the air as.
- My phone vibrated by the computer in front of me.
- Within seconds her phone vibrated with an answer.
- Milverton laughed, but fear vibrated in his voice.
- It rolled in, and vibrated, and rolled out again.
- Sarah’s soothing voice vibrated firmly through-.
- She hung up, and immediately, my disposable vibrated.
- Not if it vibrated, Tynice replied with a grin.
- It stuck in the arena wall and vibrated like a javelin.
- Her phone vibrated in her pocket and she reached for it.
- The entire globe vibrated from the force of this spec-.
- Her voice quavered in shock and vibrated with disbelief:.
- It was 10:10pm and Bridget's tender lips vibrated like a.
- The hatred that vibrated through me overshadowed any fear.
- He stood waiting until his watch vibrated again to let him.
- The Cherokee vibrated with a rumble of sheer mechanical joy.
- Mabel, no more, his voice vibrated with fury and pain.
- She grabbed the console as the whole cockpit vibrated hard.
- Massie sighed as her phone vibrated deep inside her pockets.
- Massie's phone vibrated as soon as she stepped into her room.
- The mattress vibrated, so it looked like oil-flavored Jell-O.
- The door vibrated with hard knocks that sent Jeff flying away.
- His throat’s cut! Cold terror vibrated from the trooper.
- The shuttle vibrated too hard and too loud to hear a response.
- My phone vibrated indicating me that I had a text from someone.
- The dagger vibrated next to my skin, and the pressure released.
- The floor boards vibrated and tickled her legs as she tried to.
- From the intensity of the siren, the door vibrated in its frame.
- The shaking from the undead pounding the wall vibrated his bones.
- His hand slipped to his ignition key right as his phone vibrated.
- Loud noises and voices created echo's that vibrated off the walls.
- I’ve got her, his deep bass voice vibrated through the car.
- Laughter vibrated through him, it reminded him of Anuunaki laughter.
- And such passion, and such conviction! His body positively vibrated.
- They vibrated with a timbre that held assurance of ultimate victory.
- Her phone vibrated again, and she turned away to mentally answer it.
- Marcus had her trapped against the wall, and she vibrated with rage.
- The mass of flesh and steel vibrated for a moment then was motionless.
- The lil motor inside vibrated before the top lid was completely removed.
- The bunk vibrated and he was tossed about until his head rang with them.
- She tensed her bow until the bowstring sang and vibrated at the outmost.
- If particles of dark matter vibrated at a certain frequency, this could be.
- He jumped at its loudness; the mirror in front of him vibrated in its frame.
- The air around him vibrated, a sign of a life filled with burdens of others.
- Separated by less than an inch, a pair of steel tubes vibrated on the floor.
- My head pounded from the shock and his voice vibrated right through to my bones.
- Tremors rippled through his body, so violent, my teeth vibrated with the contact.
- The walls then vibrated from the crash of furniture being thrown about the house.
- I shook my head, not able to speak as the new information vibrated around my mind.
- The elf's head was lowered and his cape gently vibrated around his tall bony frame.
- Tears drenched her face, and she shook so violently, her hair vibrated in response.
- Sharing a few slurs before snores vibrated the room, only Hanor lay awake, anxious of.
- It vibrated the ground and shattered animal nerves already stretched taut by the fiery.
- Then, an even louder jolt vibrated through the floor as the thick door began to shudder.
- She glared at him as the walls vibrated harder, the motion pushing her around in her seat.
- The tractor cut a straight line on, and the air and the ground vibrated with its thunder.
- Much later, I would realize that my phone had vibrated while I was running the Cuisinart.
- It made a loud mooing sound that vibrated the ground Joey lay on and shook its head harshly.
- You took an oath to protect the Coalition, he said, and his words vibrated through her.
- Dylan's laugh vibrated through his chest and he hugged her tightly, liking how safe this felt.
- The decks vibrated in recoil as if the ship had grunted following a blow to the solar plexus.
- At once, something vibrated her fingers and she felt a great warmth pulsating through her flesh.
- The rope vibrated leisurely to the blow, like the long string of a pendulum starting from a rest.
- The dark discreet room, their isolation, the music that still vibrated in their ears united them.
- The flowers vibrated and the bees fell in separate and small showers of golden rain on the clover.
- The ground below them vibrated and they all held hands as they each sank lower into the warm sand.
- It looked like a child’s jumping jacks gone mad and the air vibrated with the resonance of magic.
- The pain in her muscles was overwhelming, and her head vibrated with an unrelenting, agitated buzz.
- Allison's low scream vibrated through him as his mouth closed over the taut nipple and sucked hard.
- Drake’s jaw vibrated ever so slightly as he sauntered out of the lounge, into the marble floored.
- A low rumble vibrated the saucer and Ralph yelled Yes! as his voice shook from the turbulence.
- After a few minutes of silence, my phone vibrated beside me letting me know I had a new text message.
- The voice of Diana Uniko, the weapons officer of the interceptor, then vibrated in his helmet headset.
- Like everything else about her it was strong and supple and just about vibrated with health and vigor.
- That’s new, said Jai, struggling to keep his balance as solid stone vibrated beneath his feet.
- She’d already finished taking vitals and was updating charts when the phone vibrated against her hip.
- A strange buzz vibrated from her, and my jaw dropped as the wine rose from the glass as a mini tornado.
- As the car slid into the next stall, the bass from the subwoofers vibrated so much, it shook the pavement.
- My entire body vibrated, trembling for about two minutes and then began to expand more than my normal size.
- The air around suddenly vibrated and tingled, as it were, like the air over intensely heated plates of iron.
- He was telling me about his two kids that were still in university when the Blackberry vibrated in my pocket.
- The thrum of the ship’s engines vibrated soothingly through the ship and Simla, Princess of Old Earth sank.
- His legs trembling as the walkway vibrated below his feet, Drua’d steadied himself and lumbered towards him.
- The Empress remained silent, but she needed no words to communicate the gratification that vibrated from her eyes.
- Oh she’s so pretty! Eleanor said, as she practically vibrated with the intensity of the desire to fly it.
- The whole body vibrates with energy.
- The sound vibrates against my hands.
- His whole system vibrates harmoniously.
- It is the power that vibrates the atom.
- The universe moves, vibrates and travels.
- One of my tuning forks vibrates at 512 Hz.
- The noise vibrates in my chest, and I grin.
- It vibrates sometimes with mysterious force.
- When our heart vibrates to the people's groans.
- His torso vibrates for a moment, then goes still.
- I hate how it vibrates like a squirmin’ lizard.
- Whichever direction it vibrates in is also mono-linear.
- Do you notice how he vibrates? It is the dual influence.
- Then when the electron vibrates in another direction, the.
- I open my mouth to answer, but stop as his cell phone vibrates.
- The Temple of the People vibrates with the fury of the people.
- It vibrates still with the echoes of dangerous and alien magic.
- I tuck the bag into my jacket when the cell vibrates in my pants.
- Torin’s phone vibrates as they return to the nurses’ station.
- Its stigma vibrates and its pollen is spilled across the horizon.
- Hmm, she says, and the noise vibrates through my chest cavity.
- Everything in this world, both visible and invisible, constantly vibrates.
- It then vibrates back again, overshooting the mark and the process repeats over and over.
- Well, when Christ has almost reached the top of a dune of sand, the air vibrates with heat.
- A sudden wrapping on the shop’s front glass door vibrates through the store startling Cass.
- What do you think I could do to you? Zachary’s chuckle vibrates through his chest to my head.
- Within that form there glows a point of power which vibrates not as yet but shines as light electric.
- Your body vibrates all the time, your nerves are on fire, and you’re terrified every waking moment for no reason.
- The entire personality vibrates with a longing that cannot be satisfied by the beauty and the grandeur of the world.
- Knowledge exists as energy expressed in frequencies and pulses that are specific to that knowledge; the higher the knowledge the faster it vibrates.
- The noise vibrates in my rib cage, it is so loud, and then the scarred man and his two companions begin to walk with slow, careful movements toward me.
- But he said, when Jimmy expressed an interest, ‘the physical nature of all matter is determined by its underlying structure, a component of which vibrates at a particular frequency.
- Others repeat these words and all of Becca vibrates with the reverent chant of the Muslims while the non-believers are huddled together in their houses, in fear and awe of the mighty army.
- If the experience was perceived as good, then it falls into the positive vibration of love/desire, though if perceived as bad, then it gets assigned and vibrates to the negative vibration of fear.
- A melee weapon, usually a knife, attached to an electronic handle with a machine called a Fizzer that vibrates the blade to incredible speeds that it acts like a high-powered chainsaw, Lezura said.
- And since the Universe is not perfect, because the Universe is imperfectly balanced, the exact center of the Universe is not perfectly balanced either: it rotates and vibrates on many levels in many ways, in relation to the Infinite Universe as an interconnected interrelated whole; not in any other way.
- The relative difference between an infinitely small remaining fraction of 3-dimensional Space that is unsplit… splitting into even infinitely smaller fractions of 3 dimensions so minute, so tiny, that it can only be noticed by comparing how much energy vibrated billions of years ago; to how much energy vibrates now.