Sentence examples for first jolt of information from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, rest assured, America: while you sleep, network producers are conniving hard to serve up your first jolt of information and perky chat each morning.

I survived the first jolt of the kite ripping me forward and rode its strength along the banks of the Twenty Mile at maybe 15 miles an hour.

The first jolt of fatherhood is the realisation that you are completely irrelevant, because, for the first few months, the baby doesn't really interact with you.

The first jolt of fatherhood is the realization that you are completely irrelevant, because, for the first few months, the baby doesn't really interact with you.

Then the first jolt of good news: The perfect venue in Helsinki -- an event space called Korjaamo -- confirms us for March 20!

I saw her first jolt of almost getting up, though, about two minutes in, at the image of a guy with his head covered in flies.

They're carefully-edited, six-second jolts of humor that are big on action, short on subtlety and long on relatability.

Five-hundred million daily jolts of information, reshuffled every second, weighed up for what value they hold.

If there are no aliens or spaceships to be seen, the strangeness consists of jolts of information and confusion that seem to arrive from out of the blue.

The first electric jolt of mountain water was refreshing, but we didn't linger.

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.