Sentence examples for that jolted him from inspiring English sources
Every sighting pumped Alvarenga with an energy boost that jolted him to wave, jump and flail for hours.
"This is going to be the follow-up to 'The Belle Album,' " Mr. Thompson recalled saying, in reference to the 1977 release considered by some connoisseurs to be the last great Al Green record, made a few years after the tragedy that jolted him back to his faith and toward a strict embrace of gospel music.
It was that moment, Mr. Bowler said, that jolted him the most.
Though her dad, Rick Parsons Bruce Dinsmoree), the group's drummer, is now neurotically overprotective, it emerges that back in the glory days he was the band's bad boy; it was Darby's birth that jolted him off of the Hendrix-Joplin-Etc.
Damien Hirst told me that it was Saatchi's gallery that jolted him into action.
It was Kittles's return in early December that jolted them from a 2-15 start.
A man left by his wife is continually mistaken for other people, and goes along with it, engaging in a series of urgent colloquies that jolt him from his depression.
(Black and Blue re-imagined the story of the unknown serial murderer of the 1960s dubbed "Bible John"). Like his distant forebears, the Victorian sensation novelists, Rankin often begins with a newspaper story, a report that jolts him into invention.
These days, what's the biggest fear that jolts him awake at night? "I mean, of course I'm worried about getting things wrong, like any reporter," Glass answers.
But it was a freak event that truly jolted him.
