Sentence examples for put shock from inspiring English sources
What I wish for Armitage now is that she would put shock behind her.
He would say things that were pretty brutal and almost sadistic at times, like he wished he could put shock collars on inmates or take them out back and beat them, but he also had relationships with certain prisoners.
Back then he fearlessly put shock-jock firebrands like Lauren Laverne and Fearne Cotton in his crosshairs, and now he's managed to get wound up by Rizzle Kicks' brand of ASOS-clad bantz.
I personally have a big problem to be convinced that putting shock at the same level as another one is appropriate – I am not sure, and this really worries me a lot.
While British regulators are expected to propose that banks make structural changes to defuse the threat from institutions considered too big to fail, their counterparts in Washington have focused on putting in place shock absorbers to mitigate the effects of another financial crisis.
Phoenix's Kelly Miller made two free throws with 2 minutes 16 seconds to play to cut the lead to 79-77, but Nolan made a 3-pointer to put the Shock up by 82-77 with 1 53 left.
After baskets by Detroit's Swin Cash and the Liberty's Ashley Battle, Ford put the Shock ahead to stay, scoring in the post for a 75-73 lead with 44 seconds left.
Holland-Corn scored 5 points in less than a minute to put the Shock ahead by 57-50, but Leslie's 3-point play and layup tied it at 57-57 with 3 15 to go.
"After the last three games, I made the decision that the team is sliding in the wrong direction, and if I was going to do anything to try and salvage the season, I really needed to do something in a hurry to put some shock value into the team to get the reality of the discipline we need to win," Sather said in a teleconference call tonight.
The idea is that it's a 2.5″ drive in a 3.5″ enclosure, so they can put extra shock and sound dampeners in there.
For BP, the play would be to put a "shock and awe" amount of money on the table to resolve all claims and penalties.
