The phrase "with a jerk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a sudden, sharp movement or reaction. For example: The car suddenly stopped with a jerk.
The van started with a jerk, then picked up speed.
"No one wants to go to space with a jerk," he writes.
As Hadfield points out, "no one wants to go into space with a jerk".
It carried him slowly to the fourteenth floor, then stopped with a jerk.
The implication was that I'm a jerk, or that I openly identify with a jerk.
The phrase "karan is a jerk," coupled with variations of sub domain dots or dashes, was posted so frequenty for both sites that search engine results make its seem that the name actually connects Jerk with Is-A-Jerk.
"Throwdown" is his seventh show, and it involves Flay's challenging old hands at their game: making Jamaican jerk chicken with a jerk-chicken diva, say, or taking on Cindy the Chili Queen, whose Cin Chili clearly rocks.
Most lifters, Mr. Zickerman points out, "throw their weights up and down with a jerking high-force motion".
These lures are fished with a jerking motion to simulate a wounded baitfish.
What's wrong with being a jerk as an entrepreneur?
