Sentence examples for jerks through from inspiring English sources

Standing side by side, their bodies begin to quiver at the core until the motion reverberates, sending jerks through their hips and shoulders.

By George Amabile The New Yorker, March 27 , 1971P. 97 Traffic jerks through a system View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Charles Bethea By Masha Gessen.

By George Amabile The New Yorker, March 27 , 1971P. 97 Traffic jerks through a system View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz By Rebecca Mead.

With shovels and by hand, they heap the coal onto metal carts that are jerked through long corridors to the open air.

From somewhere in the back a man yelled, "Watch watch watch watch!" as a gray horse wobbled and jerked through the water jump.

Don't all these folks look a little uneasy as they glide and jerk through the air via technology that no matter how up-to-date feels clunky and unreliable?

And during video capture, when you turn the lens ring to zoom, it jerks spastically through the zoom range, effectively ruining your shot.

Rather than gliding through his dining room with a hand out to welcome customers, Mr. Gutenbrunner tends to march through, jerking his head as he inspects the scene, and abruptly approaching tables with a stern, "Hello," followed by silence.

For once, we are allowed to understand and perhaps identify with the contradictory impulses that jerk Hedda Gabler through life.

Winston Simpson, the hog farmer, said of her, "She's the kind of woman who could really jerk Donald Rumsfeld through a knothole".

The meniscus (it's something to do with the knee) thus found its recuperation interrupted as its owner jerked it through a wincingly vigorous performance.