shaking-up

* Charlottesville, Virginia: A first use of instant runoff voting in a privately-financed "firehouse primary" that had a record turnout and a shaking-up of the political establishment.

Rob Richie: Good Things Come to Those Who Rank: Campaign Finance, Political Dialogue and Instant Runoff Voting 2009

The whole kashrut industry needs a good shaking-up: will anyone raise the gauntlet?

How Kosher is it? | Jewschool 2007

It was that shaking-up experience that then led to the Renaissance and led people to reach back into the past as well.

The Creators 1992

The men were rubbing their bruised shoulders and elbows and discussing their shaking-up in loud voices.

The Trellisane Confrontation David Dvorkin 1990

The men were rubbing their bruised shoulders and elbows and discussing their shaking-up in loud voices.

The Trellisane Confrontation David Dvorkin 1990

The men were rubbing their bruised shoulders and elbows and discussing their shaking-up in loud voices.

The Trellisane Confrontation David Dvorkin 1990

It had a home-like look; but still there was a sense of unreality about everything, and I felt that nothing less than a vigorous "shaking-up," such as Grandfather Smallweed daily experienced, would arouse me thoroughly to the fact that I was in South

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 79, May, 1864 Various

Although my drop was twenty or thirty feet longer than his, on account of the space between us being that much greater, I was none the worse except for a bad shaking-up.

S.O.S. Stand to! Reginald Grant

Still more shall his wife be taken in hand, and receive what even the late Mr. Smallweed would have considered a thorough "shaking-up"?

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 85, November, 1864 Various

During the shaking-up the chocolate fills every crevice of the mould, and any bubbles, which if left in would spoil the appearance of the chocolate, rise to the top.

Cocoa and Chocolate Their History from Plantation to Consumer Arthur William Knapp