Sentence examples for a hefty jolt from inspiring English sources

The change began around the turn of the 1920s and 30s (Thomas Mann won in 1929, Luigi Pirandello in 1934, Eugene O'Neill in 1936), and was given a hefty jolt by the second world war.

Originally, Rush was suspended for one and a half seasons, but he returned after missing 24 games and has given the deep Bruins a hefty jolt, scoring 14 tonight and forcing the defense to always be wary of the lob pass.

So how can the wearer be sure they won't be on the receiving end of a hefty electric jolt?

A hefty offer arrived.

A hefty percentage got lost.

And a hefty fine.

But that is still a hefty whack.

Tickets cost a hefty 83 cents each.

And that with a hefty spandex percentage.

But it comes at a hefty price.

But he extracted a hefty price.