Sentence examples for bring a shock from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his inauguration in January, new mayor Eduardo Paes promised voters that he would bring a "shock of urban order" to the city.

Though there are other venues for contemporary art in the Mexican capital, the Jumex, with its high-profile location and deep-pocketed patron, is likely to do more than any other to bring a shock of the new to a city largely defined by its vast troves of pre-Columbian, colonial and 20th century masterworks.

It brought a shock to college basketball.

The sight of the river brings a shock of tears.

Indeed, it probably deserves to.There is certainly a Brussels consensus: the phrase brings a shock of recognition.

Unsurprisingly, some Tim Ferriss acolytes found that sticking to his information crash diet brought a shock to the system.

The first move, parting with his coach, Clyde Hart, brought a shock to track and field circles in January.

They brought a shock of subversion to the genre — defying the notion that children's books shouldn't be scary, silly or sophisticated.

With his intense physicality Mr. Belmondo, another star of the French New Wave, brings a shock of the carnal to every encounter.

The commercialization of the strain gauge brought a shock for Mr. Ruge -- he soon discovered that Edward E. Simmons, a professor at the California Institute of Technology, had pieced together the same invention in 1936.

"That could often bring a payment shock of 30 to 40percentt," she said.