convulse

In the middle of a prayer meeting, Jindal claimed that Susan collapsed and began convulsing on the floor.

Once that happened, global assembly lines would stop, the losses would mount, and the entire industry would begin convulsing.

“Very good,” said he, tucking the brain-convulsing volume under his arm.

So rigid was his self-control that he gave no other sign of the passion that was convulsing him.

Her fortitude gone, her pains convulsing her, she wailed to Taylor the story of the nights tragic adventure.

I had no doubts of it as a prophetic utterance, as a world-convulsing message, but the Editor of Lippincott's had.

With an Argus eye he watched her destinies through all her convulsing changes.