jerky

He said this without looking at me, in a slow, jerky voice.

He went back into the shop, moving quickly, but with the short, jerky steps of an old man.

They talked only a little and that in rather jerky sentences.

He began to take slow, jerky steps toward the outer hall.

Then he sighed, and began talking in short, jerky sentences.

Teddy in short, jerky sentences, related what had been done and said.

She moved with the short, jerky gestures of anger that he recognized in himself.

This made a somewhat jerky ride, at times rather cold, but it was fast and fun.

Observe the difference between this growth component and the jerkier data.

They move in a clumsy, jerky fashion after long pauses.

He was walking in a quick, jerky way, the movements of a frightened man.

He was alive; his chest moved in small, jerky gasps.

Yet the violin line is so jerky that the music seems oddly stern.

Even so, the typical robot moves in an ugly, jerky way.

With an abrupt, jerky movement, he put her off.

The words were somewhat jerky, but plain to understand.

Many men and women simply didn't know how to operate the fast, jerky machines.

"I am among the shades," the low voice continued in its odd, jerky way.

And it was moving in a strange, jerky pattern.

They were moving in slow, jerky fashion and clutching their throats.

Some of the animation is quite jerky but otherwise it's very impressive visually.

That's why her movements are so jerky, over corrected.

"There are also a lot of very jerky men in the twenty-one-to-thirty age group," I said.

I." He began to pace the sidewalk in short, jerky steps.

She waited; the man gave a short, jerky nod.