quiver

“A fundamental principle of American democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results,” Harris said, her voice quivering.

The vice president has learned a lot from her boss but brings her own well-stocked quiver of global ideas.

Dortmund preyed on Celtic's naivety and rendered them quivering wrecks inside half an hour.

On a recent evening, Karuk men and boys gathered by the Klamath wearing traditional regalia and holding spears, bows and quivers made of animal skins and filled with willow branches.

“And it’s all brought down to this delicate pinch of the fingers with clay and small lines made by quivering energetic hands.”