Sentence examples for give a jolt from inspiring English sources

What better way to give a jolt to this year's G8 summit?

At the same time, Carter's absence can only give a jolt in confidence to New Zealand's opponents.

Some of them are here, one of two of which might give a jolt to some visitors.

Many other supporters of the pipeline project have made the same argument – that it would create jobs and give a jolt to a dragging economy.

Mr Obama will also give a jolt to the peace process in eastern Congo, where mass graves have recently been found.

However, if comfort rather than speed is your priority you probably don't give a jolt about that, hell, you can even fit full mudguards on it.

Politicians saw immigrants giving a jolt to growth.

A tufted, zigzag-patterned fur over a red blouse gave a jolt of brightness.

Lemon-drop yellow gave a jolt of color to the quiet palette.

"This race has now been given a jolt of electricity," Mr. Markey declared.

"The Discovery of France" was given a jolt of life by his back-road explorations on a bicycle.