Sentence examples for jolts around from inspiring English sources
Doing that in front of children is kind of the most monstrous thing ever, and doing it for half-hour straight on a train – a train that jolts around, a train that shudders, I mean who puts their mouth on another person's genitals while travelling on such an uneven surface – is just bizarre.
Patricia jolts around Dr Jozef Klemperer's room in a state of profound unrest.
More sophisticated cinematography is conjured up with tracking shots - the camera can jolt around like the Shaky-Cam employed in The Evil Dead films, or just lazily drift past, like every single shot in Armageddon.
Riding on grass is very difficult because you're always jolting around; you need to learn on a smooth and stable surface.
But the thrill is fairly minimal, since the seats in the Lunt-Fontanne can't make like a roller coaster and jolt us around, addling our brains to the point of forgetting the plodding apparatus of the story.
He says customers making elaborate hand gestures while talking, and consequently causing their body to jolt around in the salon chair, is his biggest bugbear at work.
The seat will jolt around in response to their head movements, and they must try to control their thoughts if they hope to control the ride.
Through transparent sections of the slide's roof, you catch bleary glimpses of the surrounding Olympic-scape, before plunging into darkness and jolting around 12 hairpin bends at speeds of up to 15mph (which feels much faster, believe me).
In 1998, racer Brenda Mackey was jolted around so much by the rough trail that her sled became wedged between two trees, forcing her to cut one down to continue.
Make sure that you fasten the seat-belt around the cage so that it doesn't jolt around.
