Sentence examples for a huge jolt from inspiring English sources

It came as a huge jolt to his confidence.

Sorabji, too, seems to have been given a huge jolt of energy by this piece, one that never fully abated.

The stock received a huge jolt after Facebook announced its own stock sale plans, and is currently up about 42 percent since it began trading.

But a win would give the Jets a huge jolt of momentum as they head full steam into the weakest part of their schedule.

Even when it has the federal government, Berlin may have to settle for its re-emerging pre-eminence as the country's intellectual and cultural centre.Still, the DM20 billion ($11.7 billion) transfer will be a huge jolt.

He predicted that the renovated central library would "be a huge jolt of energy for the city when it's done, the biggest comprehensive library open in the world but also in human history".

After all, McAfee Associates, now Network Associates, got a huge economic jolt when its founder, John McAfee, alerted the media and therefore the world to the Michelangelo virus in 1992, which, at the time, he estimated would infect as many as 5 million computers.

The first huge jolt of national attention came when V.C.U. was handed an at-large bid to the N.C.A.A. tournament two Sundays ago.

Then there was the huge jolt.

Huge jolts to the confidence of the system would come in quick succession, starting with 31 October when investors are owed interest on Treasury bonds and followed by $60bn of payments for Medicare, social security and other entitlements that the government would be unable to meet on 1 November.

If several hundred thousand more Haitians were able to migrate, those Dominican, Honduran or Salvadoran numbers suggest that remittances to Haiti would give its economy a huge and continuing jolt.