| 41. | Its narrow features and patchy surface also give it a tremulous, soulful fragility reminiscent of El Greco.
|
| 42. | She also doesn't have that tremulous vibrato so many Annies have, which is a blessing.
|
| 43. | It is a time of rare joy and tremulous expectation for one of the most wretched of places.
|
| 44. | On " Wana, " it's the tremulous vocals of Tinde lead singer Kally.
|
| 45. | The variability of his work indicates that the Tremulous Hand of Worcester had a long career in glossing.
|
| 46. | It was, after a tremulous buildup, a tremendous Open after all; even the weather was smiling.
|
| 47. | And D'Onofrio's line readings are all at the same level of tremulous, irascible anxiety.
|
| 48. | Instead of making the song an expansive position paper on romantic love, he becomes wistful bordering on tremulous.
|
| 49. | For just a little extra, you can have your name embroidered in tremulous red script over the breast.
|
| 50. | The voice is piercing and tremulous, the apparent victim of one too many bouts with big dramatic roles.
|
