Sentence examples for huge jolt from inspiring English sources

Then there was the huge jolt.

It came as a huge jolt to his confidence.

Sorabji, too, seems to have been given a huge jolt of energy by this piece, one that never fully abated.

The stock received a huge jolt after Facebook announced its own stock sale plans, and is currently up about 42 percent since it began trading.

But a win would give the Jets a huge jolt of momentum as they head full steam into the weakest part of their schedule.

But in front of a crowd of reporters, the inaugural execution went horribly wrong, when a huge jolt failed to kill the condemned man.

Huge jolts to the confidence of the system would come in quick succession, starting with 31 October when investors are owed interest on Treasury bonds and followed by $60bn of payments for Medicare, social security and other entitlements that the government would be unable to meet on 1 November.

After all, McAfee Associates, now Network Associates, got a huge economic jolt when its founder, John McAfee, alerted the media and therefore the world to the Michelangelo virus in 1992, which, at the time, he estimated would infect as many as 5 million computers.

I expressed surprise that their directors and technical directors, though they use C.G.I. to make big events happen with huge visual jolts, rarely take advantage of the technique's full range of impossibilities.

RABIGH, Saudi Arabia — THE alarm bell sounded the end of the lunch break here one November afternoon, and suddenly thousands of workers — on foot, on bicycles and in buses — streamed in, seemingly from out of nowhere, and jolted this huge construction site to life.

That's the number of people killed when a huge 7.3-magnitude earthquake jolted the border region of Iran and Iraq on Sunday, and the death toll is climbing as rescue workers comb through the wreckage of collapsed high rises and hospitals.