Sentence examples for jolt by from inspiring English sources

These constitutional issues received a significant jolt by another failure of Habsburg foreign policy.

On the more uplifting side, the Saints gave their season a much-needed jolt by beating the Steelers, Tim Layden writes on SI.com.

The new version works much like an external defibrillator, but delivers the electrical jolt by means of a sensor implanted under the skin near the chest bone.

"Dangerous Mood" was a sexy frolic given a jolt by the source of its singer's new self-confidence: he'd just told off his boss and quit his job.

Then brought back with a jolt by lines of claptrap: "to exist is to survive unfair choices" or "knowledge is a rumour till it lives in the body".

They were given a jolt by Scotland last weekend after being showered with compliments for the first time in a while and will be ready this weekend.

Audiences were jolted by it.

His body straightens, as if jolted by a shock.

All will have been jolted by the news from Chicago.

Administration officials seemed jolted by North Korea's latest declaration.

Again, the Berger family was jolted by terrorism.