Sentence examples for strong jolt from inspiring English sources

"As the intensity of these sparks were increasing as a result of repeated hitting then all of a sudden I felt a strong jolt of electricity in my head then I couldn't see anything," Baluchi wrote.

Researchers including Martin Feldstein of Harvard and Harvey S. Rosen of Princeton have argued that Mr. Romney's tax math might work if he raised taxes on families making more than $100,000 a year — not $200,000 to $250,000 a year, as he currently promises — or if his plan gave a strong jolt to economic growth.

When the tales are at their darkest — Myrrha's incestuous passion for her father — the production delivers a strong jolt.

When the tales are at their darkest — the incestuous passion Myrrha feels for her father; the tragedy of Alcyon and Ceyx, turned into seabirds so their interrupted love can resume — the production delivers a strong jolt.

Its buildings are made to withstand strong jolts — even Friday's, the strongest in Japan since official records began in the late 1800s.

A few minutes later the ground shook with three strong jolts — yet another aftershock of the kind that scientists predict will be occurring often over the next few months.

Seismic activity in a country that experiences at least 10 percent of all the earthquakes in the world is of course not news, but so many strong jolts can hardly be reassuring.

In the last decade, large earthquakes have hit the region frequently, and the mud volcano has been significantly deformed by the strong jolts.

Give the bottle a firm jolt.

Increased optimism in the face of a strong market jolt downward means the pros and their friends spent or caused to be spent every bit of cash they could.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04790.018 TBI in humans can result from a strong mechanical jolt to the body or head that causes the brain to collide against the rigid skull (Davis, 2000; Masel and DeWitt, 2010).