“jolt”可以造什么句，jolt造句

Money permitting, maybe a spate of joblessness would jolt me into taking more initiative.

You wake up tired the next day and reach for your morning jolt of Java.

In Dr Toyabe's experiment, the jolt that moved the bead came from molecules in the liquid Buffeting it at random.

IN the optimistic view, Barack Obama has given a jolt of energy to the Copenhagen climate talks.

Here we hit a high in what behavioral scientists call sensation seeking: the hunt for the neural buzz, the jolt of the unusual or unexpected.

Research has shown that the cup of coffee does give an individual a slight jolt, but even without the coffee, individuals can still function.

If you're like me, you get a jolt of energy from socializing, and hanging out with large groups of friends. Because we're extroverts.

"At this particular moment, with the private sector so weakened by this recession, the federal government is the only entity left with the resources to jolt our economy back into life," he said.

Prior studies reveal yawning leads to a heightened state of arousal, so a morning yawn may function somewhat like a cup of coffee in providing a jolt of energy.

But in the mornings, alone before dawn, a jolt of terror: What had I done?

According to witnesses, the second jolt caused his blood vessels to burst and his skin to catch fire.

S. administration. They say such a meeting would provide a solid basis for improving a relationship that needs a positive jolt.

By planning and practicing what to do before an earthquake occurs, you can condition yourself and your family to react correctly and spontaneously when the first jolt or shaking is felt.

The financial crisis was a jolt.

The jolt to the streetcar knocked the old man's head against a seat rail and drove Enzo to his knees.

The moves provided another jolt to euro-area bond markets and added to worries that a bail-out for Greece, even if it came soon, would only delay a default.

Forcing people to do something is heavy-handed, but sometimes it's necessary to jolt people out of their collective or individual rut.

The palate likes to get a little jolt of acid now and then.