Sentence examples for didn't jolt from inspiring English sources

Plugging it in to a PC didn't jolt it out of its freeze either.

Strangely enough, this wonderful news didn't jolt me like the news of her diagnosis did.

If the 6-4, 6-4 defeat in just over an hour didn't jolt Enqvist, once No. 4 in the world and a former Australian Open finalist, then the barrage of 130-mph-plus serves Roddick sent at him certainly did.

Felton, wearing a thick gauze wrap, did not jolt the offense awake initially.

It did not jolt the rest of the Yankees' offense, and it did not discourage the Rays.

And though he did not jolt the stadium radar gun Saturday like the Tigers' reliever Joel Zumaya, who hit 101 miles per hour while striking out the side in the sixth, Chamberlain threw mostly strikes in a scoreless ninth inning to save the Yankees' 2-1 victory.

The data, while positive, did not jolt U.S. stock market averages significantly higher but did help to sustain moderate morning gains with the S&P 500 Index gaining 0.4% and the Nasdaq up 0.5% in the early afternoon.

It is to Ms. Corthron's credit that such a bald declaration doesn't jolt.

If this underhanded dirty dealing by the Republican ticket doesn't jolt some of these unlikely voters into likely ones, I don't know what will.

We have collectively been indignant about the outrages of that era for a long time, so when the Klansman (Steve Aronson) spews out his invective, it doesn't jolt us so much as confirm the odiousness we have long recognized.

It's a bravura moment, but so much of Mr. Jacobi's preceding performance has been pitched so close to that same level that it doesn't jolt as it should.