Now her voice took on a shivery land of life.

She was still lying on a hard floor, feeling cold and shivery now.

"No, I thought he was a shivery kind of man."

Just hearing my voice issue the command made me feel shivery inside.

Great beauty always made her shivery and she had never known such singing.

For several days, we lived in shivery regard of the tree.

She broke the seal and read in a shivery voice.

Four almost bare, shivery trees stand isolated near open water.

Yet she couldn't shake a shivery sense that something was wrong.

The sight of him made Jane go loose and shivery inside.

Though she was no longer cold, she felt shivery inside.

It was a shivery cool morning with a promise of autumn.

The yell came out of his mouth, shivery with the shock.

Hard with the echoes of the gun came a shivery laugh.

But it was also shivery cool, and after a short stay we went back to the lake to picnic.

It makes me feel nice and shivery all over.

They made Laurel feel shivery, and there was nothing romantic in the feeling.

At their best, they conjure up a shivery sense of nature's possibilities.

"Kind of a shivery trip on a cold winter's night," I said.

After a shivery exhale, she said, "Tell me about your daughter."

That was when they heard the sound, low and deep and shivery.

The shivery first line helps sell the mushy second one.

Use a hot water bottle if you feel shivery.

No other man has ever made me feel like this, hot and cold and shivery all at the same time.

The air was cool and shivery by the night-dark lake.

There was shivery irony for you.

Sometimes the pointing is arguable; sometimes it is shivery.

All twelve legs are shivery and goosepimpled.

He'd limped only a few steps across the earth that was shivery with leaves when the trees set about demonstrating how profound a refuge they offered.

Some of the film's images, in fact - like a pair of sewer-dwelling alligators with hideously pockmarked hides - are shivery enough to inspire night terrors in all but the most precocious toddlers.

The show's one dramatically effective device is to have the characters move their lips soundlessly to the accompaniment of an eerie musical buzz - an effort to get across the remoteness of the deaf, to help us "hear" the way Hoy does; these are shivery moments.