Sentence examples for jolt in the number from inspiring English sources

Yet Lorelei's apparent ditzy stupidity conceals a will of iron, and Dorothy's down-home wisecracking bonhomie adorns an overt carnality that gets a lyrical jolt in the number "Ain't There Anyone Here for Love?" (Jean-Luc Godard did his version of it, set to music by Jean-Baptiste Lully, in his contribution to the 1987 compilation film "Aria").

But he was jolted by the number of children who could not read by the time they reached him.

Hence the number of children killed in the fighting.But the alarming increase in the number of civilians among the Palestinian dead has jolted Israeli policymakers.

"But I felt like a jolt in the chest".

LAST year every new jolt in the euro crisis sent financial markets into a spin.

There was a 4.2 magnitude jolt in the early hours Tuesday.

This keeps the viewers on edge as they wait for the next jolt in the story.

This causes a sudden jolt in the neck and throat.

He starts with the "job openings" number identified in the monthly Job Opening Labor Turnover (JOLT) report and adds the number of Americans included in the monthly U-6 Unemployment Rate.

But there are few jolts in the music.

AutoTram stops would jolt supercapacitors in the vehicle with 700 volts during its brief stops.