Sentence examples for jolted off from inspiring English sources

As the pickup jolted off, she uttered a piercing scream that continues to reverberate in my mind.

The door jolted off its hinges, and a stream of soldiers in desert camouflage spilled into the house.

"Annihilation" is a science-fiction movie set in a world not very different from this one, not a dystopian future or a technological wonderland but, rather, a current-day world that is jolted off kilter by one peculiar event.

In the space of 18 months, Andrew was jolted off his liberal slacker path, becoming deeply skeptical of the "Democrat-media complex", which he described as the "the natural way in which the Democrat[ic] party, the liberal interest groups, the mainstream media and Hollywood coalesce to represent 'The Man'".

He immediately jolted off screen when he felt the quake, later noting on Twitter that his policy is to "run first, ask ?'s later".

The impact was such that the tractor crane was partially jolted off the ground causing Sutil's Sauber, which was suspended in the air by the crane, to fall back to the ground.

Conversely, those that are not bolted down will jolt off their foundations and collapse, imperilling everything — and everyone — inside them.

Big economic meltdowns have a way of jolting off track old patterns of thought and action.

Cops were quick to speed out after him, but each time they came near, Holmes would abruptly jolt off again.

Though her dad, Rick Parsons Bruce Dinsmoree), the group's drummer, is now neurotically overprotective, it emerges that back in the glory days he was the band's bad boy; it was Darby's birth that jolted him off of the Hendrix-Joplin-Etc.

People need occasionally to get off the machine of 21st-century life, to be jolted out of their daily routines.