Sentence examples for jolt from from inspiring English sources

A revitalizing jolt from Florida changed that.

That took a jolt from life, not art.

The jolt from the report was intensified by two factors.

Trinidad's ten-year energy boom has suffered a jolt from falling oil and gas prices.

We wait for a jolt from business investment or consumer spending or military spending or something.

One rarely gets a high-voltage shock in the literary world, a jolt from the blue.

Toronto needed a quality start today, a revitalizing jolt, from its pitcher.

They needed a touchdown, a jolt from the blue, from their improbable quarterback.

It delivers a 180,000-volt jolt from its antenna, enough to knock an assailant flat.

Meltingly good beef carpaccio got a jolt from fried capers ($8).

Executive protection, as the guard-the-rich industry is known, got an initial jolt from the financial crisis of 2008.