Sentence examples for good jolt from inspiring English sources

Sony could use a good jolt.

"It will give this economy a good jolt".

What is required now is a "good jolt to the system", not "patch and mend" announcements.

"I think the church needs a damn good jolt," he adds.

In particular, "Mind Games" could use a good jolt of the innocence, enthusiasm and wonder that children provide and that often communicates itself to their parents and the atmosphere in general.

Then there are the voting machines in places like New York, where the machines are 38 years old, vulnerable to a good jolt on a city street while being transported to the polls.

The veteran actor said it had taken "three good jolts" to clear John's airway.

Feeling Good jolts readers to shift their perspective – to observe the often irrational "automatic thoughts" that trigger sadness or anxiety, thereby disidentifying with them.

Unlike that Nicole Kidman star vehicle, "Darkness" offers no inventive takes on its characters, shows no fearsome new way of presenting a haunted house and elicits not one palpitation from audiences paying for a few good jolts.

"I gave him three good jolts, and that got it out," he said.

Several good jolts from a high-energy crew of toxic mutants.