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The phrase "sat bolt upright" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone sitting in a very straight and upright position, often with their back and head held very still. Example: She sat bolt upright in her chair, her eyes fixed on the screen with intense focus as she read through the document.
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My husband sat bolt upright.
Seconds later I sat bolt upright.
"We all just sat bolt upright," Mr. Shirky said.
After a two-hour interview, the director, still anxious, sat bolt upright.
Instantly, she sat bolt upright and her eyes grew cold and distant as diamonds.
Pat sat bolt upright, grabbed the remote and scrolled back through the game to determine the precise moment James entered.
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I sit bolt upright.
He sits bolt upright, appalled.
Finally, she sits bolt upright with her verdict.
She sits bolt upright, with natural makeup and "bedhead" hair.
Sometimes when Magda comes out onto the steps and speaks, I sit bolt upright in bed.
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