Sentence examples for getting shocked from inspiring English sources

Tells how electricity is drawn from cars at toll stations to keep toll-takers from getting shocked every few minutes.

In one scene, Echo, wandering around the facility, happens upon another woman all wired up on the table, getting shocked and making pained, somewhat sexual noises.

Eventually, I realized that I was getting shocked: every time Wright's tank shot mine, an electric charge passed from the controller into my hands.

I could feel my limbs buckle, and I heard myself screaming, "Yow!" I kept wriggling through the water, screaming, and getting shocked.

She said that during her 17 years as a veterinarian in the city, countless clients had complained to her about their dogs getting shocked, but she had doubted the claims.

Most of the estimated 100,000 people a year who receive this electronic device, about 40 percent of them over age 70, find it a worthwhile trade-off: Getting shocked will hurt and can sometimes cause lingering psychological symptoms, but implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, or ICDs, have also been demonstrated in clinical trials to improve survival in those with certain heart conditions.

"You know," she said, "some people get shocked about sex.

Do the Paralympians ever get shocked by the show?

I tend to cry when I get shocked.

If people get shocked, you're in business".

Sometimes they get shocked or offended in the process.