Sentence examples for quick shocking from inspiring English sources

It was quick, shocking, certainly eerie.

While all of this is going on, we endure swollen feet, swollen belly, pants that don't fit, swollen faces we don't recognize, backaches and learning to sleep in strangely contorted positions from the ever-expanding (sometimes at a quick shocking pace) belly.

Mr Cragg is not a fan of quick shock tactics or cheap media strategies.

But each note produced a thrill in my body, like a quick shock of static electricity.

Once there, researchers gave the material a quick shock, and the atoms dropped down a few layers, resulting in conductive silicon.

Was it the blandishment of the quick shock which insured that, for seventy years or more, almost every adventure in 3-D would wind up as little more than an extended Plastigram?

He was enthusiastic about a new type of electric fencing that is highly visible and deliveries a quick shock instead of a sustained one.

As he peddles along at night the bike "casts" an elephant's silhouette onto buildings running parallel to him, giving anyone opposite glancing out their window a quick shock, no doubt.

If a beehive falls out, the player will pause for a quick shock reaction, before being chased by the insects.

Most obviously, it is a curiosity, a period piece, a shining example of how the jeunesse doré spoke in 1930s England: impossible to shock, quick to bore, mannered, teasing, cruel, charmingly rude, intoxicated with outward appearances, utterly devoted to nicknames (see "Bunch" Tarradale, "Squibby" Almanack and "Biggy" Lennox).

Then a quick thawing shock was applied in a 45 °C water bath for ≈1 2 min.