Quiver

The archer's quiver was always filled with arrows for practice.

The quiver was designed to hold a maximum of 12 arrows.

The quiver was decorated with intricate designs.

The archer picked up his quiver and strung his bow.

His quiver of anticipation was palpable as he waited for the rollercoaster ride.

The quiver in her eyelid was a sign of fatigue.

The quiver in her hands made it difficult to write the exam.

The quiver in his voice betrayed his anxiety during the interview.

The quiver is considered a precursor to the modern-day keyboard instrument.

The musician carried a quiver with him to every performance.

The skilled musician was able to play complex melodies on the quiver.

The audience was mesmerized by the haunting sound of the quiver during the concert.

The dog's tail began to quiver with excitement when he saw his owner.

The quiver of excitement in the crowd grew louder as the concert began.

The quiver in her voice revealed her nervousness.

The quiver in her lip indicated that she was holding back tears.

She couldn't help but feel a quiver of sadness as she watched the sun set on her last day of vacation.

They built a quiver to navigate the shallow waters of the creek.

The warriors used a quiver to carry their weapons.

The guide used a quiver to transport us to the other side of the lake.

The traditional craftsman created a quiver using animal skins.

The sudden quiver of her lip hinted at her sadness.

The quiver of the singer's voice added emotion to the song.

The quiver in his voice hinted at his nervousness.

His quiver of excitement was evident as he opened the present.

The quiver in her eyelashes made it hard for her to apply mascara.

The quiver in his hands made it difficult to aim the bow.

The quiver in the music added to its haunting beauty.

The quiver in his laughter betrayed his attempt to stifle his amusement.

He felt a quiver of nervousness before his driving test.

The quiver in his fingers made it difficult to type.

The quiver in the air signaled the arrival of a large bird.

The quiver was a popular instrument during the Renaissance period.

The indigenous people used a quiver to cross the river for fishing.

The quiver was used extensively in medieval European music.

The quiver was accidentally left behind in the woods after the archer had finished his practice.

My friend learned how to play the quiver in his music class.

The quiver in his body was a sign that he had pushed himself too hard.

The quiver in his arm made it difficult to aim the arrow.

The quiver in his breathing gave away his exhaustion.

The musician had to practice for years to master playing the quiver.

His entire body was in a quiver of excitement as he won the race.

There was a quiver of anger in his voice as he spoke about the injustice he had faced.

The museum's quiver exhibit drew in many visitors.

The explorer used a quiver to navigate through the rough waters.

His voice was filled with a quiver of fear as he spoke about the haunted house.

He tried to hide the quiver in his hand as he aimed the arrow.

The quiver was passed down from generation to generation.

The quiver in her hand gave away her nervousness as she prepared to give her speech.

The quiver of the boat warned them of approaching rapids.