Sentence examples for light shock from inspiring English sources

Fitting comfortably in your pocket, it will give you a light shock every time you say the words "Bermuda" and "taxes" during a board meeting.

He'd relay the pitch information through the wire – which would deliver a light shock to Chiles' foot at the third base box.

She did everything in her power to try to hold them accountable for their disinterest in supplying straight answers to her reasonable questions, though I think she should have taken things a step further and electrified those hideous chairs so that every time they dodged her queries, they'd receive a light shock.

In the morning Slippen woke me by giving me the light shock on the foot bottom which was sometimes useful to help us arise if we had to arise early and were in need of assistance, and said to please accompany him, as we had a bit of a sticky wicket in our purview.

"Like fire with its loose hair flying rushes through a city / The look of unmasked light shocks everything to rubble / And flames howl through the gaps".

The mountains, the Absarokas and the Galla- tins rose up in stiff waves of granite and snow, pockets and swales of pine rubbed clean in places by avalanche scars, the still early-morning light shocking in its clarity.

Dull grew their eyes, the beautiful, blithe garland Of stipples faded, as light shocked the brain; They were the first sweet sacrifice I tasted, A young god, ignorant of the blood's stain" The trout is the subject of a remarkable intensity of feeling for some people, among whom I count myself.

The boot combines a four-layer midsole/outsole using "Armor-Skin" and EVA (the light, shock-absorbing material that revolutionized the running shoe) with a Schoeller-keprotec upper (an abrasion-resistant blend originally developed for motorcycle racing clothing).

Electrical discharges are a well-known effect in nature and are accompanied by a lot of physical phenomena, such as light, shock-waves, electromagnetic radiation, high temperature, material transfer and noise.

He had arrived on a customized mountain bike that was equipped with lights, shock absorbers, and a motion sensor that rang out if you bumped the parked bike.

The last thing to be identified in the corona is the white-light shock.