Examples of 'quivers' in a sentence
Meaning of "quivers"
Quiver is a noun that describes a case for holding or carrying arrows. It is commonly used in archery and signifies a container designed to store and protect arrows
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- plural of quiver
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of quiver
How to use "quivers" in a sentence
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Her nose quivers like a little squirrel.
Look how his little chin quivers.
Your body quivers with desire.
Intense orgasms that restore your quivers.
Cases in the form of quivers for sports implements.
The quivers come always regelmatiger.
We will feel those quivers for days.
Body quivers with the pulse of each word.
The ship groans and quivers.
He quivers with tail feathers like any other.
But when the wind soar and quivers.
My line quivers every time we meet.
The same story as usual quivers.
I got the quivers in my thigh bone.
Tonight a song of autumn quivers.
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Ishibashi quivers in many different models and surfaces.
My penis is waiting and quivers.
She quivers with desire in all of her scenes.
I love your quivers of desire.
The quivers make me look unprofessional.
It seems that all creation quivers in a constant state of waiting.
And quivers that would never run short of arrows.
On top of the trees lining the road love quivers.
But the gourmet in me quivers at the thought of mouse tartar.
Quivers down my back bone.
They do not use quivers but carry arrows by hand.
Quivers consumer terms of use.
Between your legs quivers and moistens with longing.
The queen of the quivers.
My palate quivers with anticipation.
The pen can be influenced by electromagnetic fields cursor quivers or jumps.
Her body quivers while she expels a few eggs.
She just quivers.
She quivers at this realization.
All my body quivers.
The poor maid quivers every time he comes near her.
The voice quivers.
Then quivers lightly.
His research concerns representation theory and the theory of quivers.
Now quivers lowly.
When dreams as feelings favor beast within quivers with fervor.
Quivers down my backbone.
Even the strongest enemy quivers in fear of his merciless blades.
He quivers until the end of the toes and in the shoulders.
His breath quivers.
Ground quivers as he moves.
The ground quivers.
I have seen my body of flesh wrapped in a shadow of light that had small quivers.
This animal light which quivers and vibrates like the wings of a cicada.
And the men laid by their swords and filled their quivers.
