Sentence examples for Adrenaline burst from inspiring English sources

Tea, to me, was just the sugared-up, over-milked liquid adrenaline burst offered without fail at almost every interview I'd ever conducted in India.

"Everyone," his newest dance for his group, the Powerful People, is another adrenaline burst, smart and moving and full of questions, the way only real art can be.

Villa's confidence is so fragile that within half an hour of Delph announcing his news to the crowd to big applause, the pre-match adrenaline burst had dissipated in little more than the manner of a sugar rush.

Physiologically, researchers say, the lure of mobile devices has addictive properties, in that people feel an adrenaline burst when a call or text comes in and get a rush when they answer.

"A single adrenaline burst that comes and goes very quickly is a good thing because it gives you energy and gets you ready to mobilize for immediate action," Esther M. Sternberg, M.D., director of the Integrative Neural Immune Program at the National Institute of Mental Health, told Women's Health.

For people unfamiliar with adrenaline bursts, walking away can be nearly impossible.

But like a shot of adrenaline, that initial burst of economic activity is likely to fade.

"The adrenaline should be bursting out of these Scotland players, but it's not - they're looking tired". Into added time in Belfast - what a night!

Suddenly a team of adrenaline-jacked guards burst through a side door and stormed the cell.

It's that burst of adrenaline when your body reaches the freezing cold, especially going from hot to cold, and adrenaline can go a long way to nullify some hangover symptoms.

And responding to a ping, researchers say, delivers a "dopamine squirt" — a little burst of adrenaline.