Sentence examples for shock themselves from inspiring English sources

Any more hints, and the Yankees will succumb to shock themselves.

The Dutch have a football imagination like no other, yet sometimes they even shock themselves.

Amazingly, among those who had said they would pay to avoid it, 67% of the men (12 out of 18) and 25% of the women (6 out of 24) opted to shock themselves at least once.

But the parents of surviving Sandy Hook Elementary students were likely in shock themselves (indeed, in the interview from which I quoted above, the mother said "I think I'm still in shock, to be honest with you"), and in any event, they were unlikely to be thinking about (or even aware of) the risk of revictimization.

Bradford knocked out Chelsea and Sunderland en route to the quarter-finals last year and were in no mood to suffer a shock themselves as they ran out 4-0 winners thanks to goals from Kyel Reid, James Hanson, Gary Liddle and Devante Cole.

Long before party-goers at New Jersey beaches and dudes who shock themselves with Taser guns were deemed worthy of their own television series, there was the music video: an art form so prolific and diverse that there were whole television channels that ran almost nothing but these short musical films, nearly 24 hours a day.

"They were just kind of shocked themselves," she said.

The police seemed to be rather shocked themselves at the scene.

And while only 6 of the 24 women shocked themselves, 12 of the 18 men did so.

The Klutz Circuit Clay is definitely a clever way to teach kids about electricity without them accidentally getting hurt or shocking themselves.

They are associated with secondary effects, the sum of which is generally more harmful to people and property than the shocks themselves such as landslides, soil liquefaction, subsidence, fire, floods, building, and other developments collapsing.