| David Ireland's new play combines horror and humour and thought in bone-shaking proportions. |
| The rhythmic back-and-forth motion, in time to bone-shaking hard rock, epitomizes heavy metal's primitive charm. |
| From there you take a bone-shaking bumpy ride in a tonga to Bisola. |
| If you're bugged by loud and persistent noise at work, like a bone-shaking assembly line, you can campaign for a better working environment, suggests Professor Cooper. |
| The bone-shaking ride had to be softened, but despite leaf springs, and then later, a band of solid rubber around the rim, more had to be done. |
| Thanks to the rickshaws, the bone-shaking, overheated delivery tricycles, the giant portrait of the Star is swiftly transported through the megalopolis and hung from the front of the Liberty movie theater. |
