Sentence examples for gets a jolt from inspiring English sources

The soccer team gets a jolt of inspiration and outstanding play from its new, non-English-speaking players.

PAGE 8 Latin America Gets a Jolt Latin Americans saw coups as episodes in their past, until a military-led junta ousted Ecuador's president, raising new doubts.

There is also such Continental fare as cured lamb steak with Burgundy sauce (it gets a jolt from the addition of Tuaca, an Italian liqueur with almond essence).

(Grode) 'The Recommendation' (opens on Friday) An old friendship gets a jolt when the popular, plugged-in Aaron Feldman is pulled over for a broken taillight and his friend, the unconnected Iskinder Iudoku, has the advantage.

By turns frustrating and moving, Ali Samadi Ahadi's documentary "The Green Wave," about the Green Revolution in Iran, gets a jolt from footage shot by the people for the people on the people's cellphones.

He still thrives on the challenge -- which is why he will be the first to accept the task of guarding Vince Carter -- and still gets a jolt from the game-time atmosphere.

Both fights were draws, but the Devils got a jolt.

The Knicks got a jolt of offense from guard Fred Jones.

It's a good moment for the industry to get a jolt.

Now, the Nationals may get a jolt of a different kind, most immediately at the gate.

And individual investors could get a jolt if they saw the value of their holdings fall.