Sentence examples for sort of jerk from inspiring English sources
Some kind of variation on this was, to be honest, the only dinner the place offered, though one evening I requested a spicy sauce and the kitchen prepared me a sort of jerk dip.
"He took off very quickly, sort of jerked my head back," Mr. Rather recalled.
She moved her shoulders from side to side and sang to it, but the little arms sort of jerked and waved a bit and she didn't seem to notice.
I'm happy Disney came up with a more relatable limb difference role model because otherwise, we'd be stuck with Captain Hook, and everyone thinks he's sort of a jerk.
Or would he morph into the sort of knee-jerk Congressional partisan he had once loathed?
There were peeks of it before then, of course, but when the phenomenon stumbled even just a bit, it triggered a sort of knee-jerk instinct to denigrate.
"It's sort of like jerking off with gloves on, do you know what I mean?" Weinstein is optimistic about the measure's prospects.
(I'm shocked, shocked!) And it also illustrates the candidate's attachment to a sort of knee-jerk conservatism, according to which tax cuts are the answer to every problem.
Anything anyone does in the meantime could probably mean fines, and maybe some sort of knee-jerk legislation.
"People who actually attend matches will be circling the wagons and telling themselves: 'We're not like those people, saying we're rubbish and the manager must go - these are the sort of knee-jerk fans we need to steer clear of.'.
