Sentence examples for jolts about from inspiring English sources

The camera in Dumont's film wanders and jolts about the village; Malick's camera forces me to close-focus on just what he wants me to think about.

Arca: Mutant Disconcerting electronic music that jolts you about and evades the standard structures of pop: it's FKA twigs and Björk collaborator Alejandro Ghersi's second album this year.

The energy jolt lasts about four hours.

Perhaps the final jolt about the thief's identity was Mr. Walter's original ending, but it's more conventional than the rest of this gripping story.

However, if comfort rather than speed is your priority you probably don't give a jolt about that, hell, you can even fit full mudguards on it.

SEATTLE — Around the time the iPad came out more than two years ago, Microsoft executives got an eye-opening jolt about how far Apple would go to gain an edge for its products.

So there he was at Shiloh Baptist Church in Trenton recently, jolting about 600 black middle school boys with a dose of reality as he sees it: "If being black means taking drugs and beating on your girlfriend, I don't want to be black," he roared as the boys watched, transfixed.

Imagine two dogs, now, jolting about in a park.

Constitutional evolution, like its counterpart in the natural world, has occurred sometimes gradually and sometimes in catastrophic jolts, like those brought about by war or economic crisis.

Harvey, a journalist and documentary filmmaker, turns this source material into a jolting drama about the ease with which a pair of killers go about their insane but entirely workable plan to bring down a great city.

Only a night earlier, Mr. Burris, a Democrat, had provided yet another new, jolting disclosure about his ties to Mr. Blagojevich's closest allies: In the month or two before Mr. Blagojevich appointed him, Mr. Burris, 71, tried, without success, to raise money for the governor, he acknowledged, at the request of the governor's brother.