Sentence examples for in jolts from inspiring English sources

I could feel it hitting my body in jolts.

Francesca Aspromonte's Messenger announced Eurydice's death while weaving her way through the promenaders in the arena, resulting in jolts of focus and balance when least needed.

Scots were especially prominent in the British empire: they tutored both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, often ran India and founded Hong Kong's mightiest trading company.The bonds came apart in jolts, many years apart.

The Upper East Side ranked 11th highest in the number of jolts and fourth in the percentage of "poor" or "terrible" streets; the South Bronx ranked 17th in jolts and 12th in bad streets.

Similarly, more than all of the decline in JOLTS hires occurs during recessions, and half of the decline in JOLTS separations occurs during recessions.

Just teleportating and popping out in jolts in time and space.

Either way, summers that are built on a sport's subtle rhythms — no high too high, no low too low, no one game more important than the next — will have built-in jolts.

Kinsler's leadoff homer and Michael Young's two-run single in the first inning jolted awake a Rangers offense that had not produced more than three runs in 8 of its last 10 games.

Tupperware, it turns out, is more interested in jolting consumers to rethink the company than in getting them to think about it in precisely one way.

In "Habemus Papam," Moretti lays practical time on historical time on thoughts of eternity and makes a movie that, despite some dubious script elements, achieves an astonishing grandeur, in jolting disproportion to its comic simplicity.

Whether or not the Obama administration's $825 billion economic stimulus package succeeds in jolting us out of deep economic gloom, many of its prescriptions are critical to U.S. foreign policy.