The beat of his heart was a roaring tide, the feeling of his body producing its dozens of metabolic waste products a constant tremor.

The boy's eyes were bloodshot; a small, but constant, tremor had taken over his body.

She has stopped screaming through the night, calmed by Peragoric, a mixture of alcohol and opium, and by tight swaddling, which soothes her constant tremors.

The babies suffer from constant fine tremors and irritability, especially when stimulated by the sound of a telephone ringing, a radio or a light being turned on.

Spock and his guests were well isolated in a shadowed corner, free to conduct their business, bothered only by the constant tremors that rumbled deep beneath the floor.

Instead, the only vibration was that constant faraway tremor.

A constant tremor could be sensed, at times reaching a Level IV on the Mercalli scale (MM-31).

He held a chair--the papal preference was for a straight back and arms--and Callistus slowly, with a constant tremor, lowered himself into its reassuring clutches.

There were these constant tremors.