quaveringly

IPA: kwˈeɪvɝɪŋɫi

Examples of "quaveringly" in Sentences

A thin, reedy voice came quaveringly over the wall.
"I'm waiting here till Karen comes back," she said quaveringly.
"What did thine eyes see, Big Brother?" the Pygmy said quaveringly.
B.J. called quaveringly to an astounded lobby guard who started our way.
The New York Herald Tribune reported Arnstein's testimony: 'I was desperate,' Arnstein said quaveringly.
It was Margery who at last came down to enquire quaveringly through the closed door who was without, and what was the matter at this time of night.
Well, her phrase--delivered after a quaveringly emotional goodbye speech -- was that she was leaving to "work on" the CBS newscast and 60 Minutes, but one presumes she won't be fetching coffee.
I heard his discordant voice break quaveringly into sudden vehemence and volubility; now croaking — now shrieking as he oscillated between protests, threats, and impious appeals to the God who will
Only Aelfric looked helplessly round at the debris of broken dishes and the littered table, and mindful of his usual menial role, perhaps, asked quaveringly: "Should I not clear this disorder away?"