Sentences with phrase «jolt when»

The Skin Gambling industry received a jolt when the Washington Gambling Commission sent out notices to Valve to force it to act on the gambling sites which were using the Steam platform.

Several days later, I «came round» with a jolt when I realised I had completely forgotten all about that «unforgettable» experience and hadn't made an attempt to remember myself since!

It is the sudden jolt when you become acutely aware of your surroundings.

As a Los Angeles transplant to New Orleans, it is always a bit of a jolt when the chasm between L.A. and LA is bridged.

Playing with Mario's face on the title screen also results in a hefty jolt when stretching and letting go of his elastic facial features.

Invisible / inground fences are not recommended for this breed because Shibas will take the jolt when they want to leave, and it doesn't keep other dogs out of a Shiba's territory.

Their world gets a jolt when Rebecca's younger brother, Mizzy (for «the mistake») comes to visit, eager to find work — «Something in the Arts.»

The story sets off with a jolt when Alex Prévost is abducted near her apartment in Paris.

Psychic counselor Gwen Frazier is accustomed to talking to ghosts, but she feels an urgent jolt when the spirit of her mentor starts communicating.

Bad roads and potholes are dealt with gracefully and while it's not going to pummel through the rough stuff like an SUV, passengers won't be thrown about or given a jolt when the municipality showcases its incompetence.

Torque peaks at just 1,800 rpm, producing a noticeable initial jolt when demanded by a lead foot as it makes its way through the lightning - quick six - speed dual - clutch automatic to all four of its 225 / 40R18 Bridgestone Potenza RE050s.

Both collectively and individually, however, each couples» status quo is given a jolt when various temptations of infidelity pop up and ultimatums are issued.

Whether you love or hate «The Last Jedi,» it's near impossible not to experience a jolt when reality crashes into fantasy as we witness the near - death of Leia Organa, as...

Similar to a sonic boom, the gas in these shock waves is accelerated with a jolt when impacting cosmic filaments and galaxies.

Similar to a sonic boom, the gas in these shock waves is accelerated with a jolt when impacting on the cosmic filaments and galaxies.

At one point, parishioners got a sonic jolt when mayor struck the microphone while attempting to convey his emotions on Trump's proposals.

Madigan, who had kept the bitter and racially charged Chicago City Council fight out of the capital until last week, suffered a jolt when 14 black Democrats threatened to abandon the party in the November election if the park district bill passed the legislature.

This inquiry received a sudden jolt when Albert Schweitzer wrote The Quest of the Historical Jesus, a book which showed, first of all, that the attempt to rediscover the historical Jesus had largely failed, and secondly, that the life of Jesus was set in a context largely foreign to us, this being marked by the expectation of the imminent end of the known world.

I admit, I was a bit jolted when she rebranded, but she came back with even more gorgeous photos.

Whitehouse and Freeman may have cut their teeth and first come to prominence as comic actors, but both possess impressive dramatic chops, the colder elements of their characters delivering jolts when prefaced by the lightest sprinklings of humour.

But really, does anyone like being jolted when they are nodding off?

The Paceman was fine on smooth roads, but I heard, and felt, some awfully hard jolts when hitting bumps or potholes.

Its firm suspension becomes jolting when you hit the dirt.

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A second jolt in toy sales can occur later in the year, when summer blockbusters are released through digital platforms and DVDs.

They enjoyed the task less and had less desire to do it, while individuals who had to work on repetitive, boring tasks experienced a jolt in intrinsic motivation when they expected praise from their boss.

And then when you lose your brother at an early age, all of a sudden you're sort of jolted into just a different world.

Don't overcomplicate it when it comes to exercising — even a 20 - minute walk can provide a much - needed jolt of happiness.

America was jolted by infrastructure concerns in 2007 when the Interstate 35 bridge over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis collapsed during rush hour.

The structures of some nanomaterials bend and change shape when given an electrical jolt, so that a material's properties can be altered at the flip of a switch — it can change color, for example, or become transparent.

The stock has benefited from increases in both tourism and business journeys, and it got an additional jolt this fall when it announced plans to split into three companies, spinning off its timeshare units and its Park Hotels & Resorts division.

At least 332 people were killed in Iran and Iraq when a magnitude 7.3 earthquake jolted the region on Sunday, state media in the two countries said, and rescuers were searching for dozens trapped under rubble in the mountainous area.

The industry got a jolt recently when the California Public Employees Retirement System announced it was lowering its historic 7.5 percent expected rate of return in an effort to reduce volatility in its portfolio caused by reaching for risk.

A dramatic reduction in short term rates packs a big punch when it first happens, but the jolt wears off as rates continue to stay low.

When it happens, the stock price will likely feel some sort of jolt, depending upon the current of the news being released.

Ten years have now passed since many of us first felt the jolt of history — when the second plane crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

Another jolt is coming — when we discover, as I am certain we will, that Earth is not the only spot in the universe that is populated with living things.

«We get a jolt of dopamine when someone «likes» our Facebook post or retweets our Twitter link,» she says.

The key to the dish's dramatic puff comes from oven spring — the jolt of steam and heat the batter gets when it's poured into the sizzling - hot pan and then goes straight into a cranked - up oven.

These bars are rich in protein thanks to the almonds and cashews with just the right dose of carbs from the dates, cranberries, and coconut flakes to give you that jolt of energy you need first thing in the morning — especially when it's one of those mornings.

When people think of chili peppers, they tend to think more about the spicy sting of the serrano, the happy jolt of the jalapeno, the blasting bite of the bhut jolokia, but usually not the bell pepper.

While JD has done an admirable job coming off the bench, he doesn't provide that instant - offense jolt that Noi did when he came in to games.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) When Tremont Waters wasn't jolting fans out of their seats with dazzling layups or pull - up jumpers from well behind the 3 - point line, he was making history with his knack for helping his LSU teammates score.

when an underdog gets a sniff of blood, they get a jolt of energy and the crowd gets right behind them.

Still burning from the celebrated upset by Michigan State last year, Ohio State returned to East Lansing to give the Spartans a 21 - 0 jolt and reinforce a maxim: when you beat Woody Hayes, do it quietly

At the end of his sophomore year, Jones gained a huge jolt of confidence when he won the San Joaquin Athletic Association varsity 100 - meter dash crown.

You'll notice it when it happens because it's like your baby spontaneous receives a jolt of energy and their natural response is a quick reflex movement of their body.

My 5 am alarm clock jolts me to consciousness with a sharp noise I sprint with a bottle sloshing around and then I grab some toys When you scream so loud others run away and flee But I'm here listening trying to appear as calm as can be You need my arms for hours a day to make...

Sometimes babies will fuss when you put them down or when they experience a «Stage 3 jolt.»

Also, the rapid shift in hormones that occurs when you go from breastfeeding to not at all, can be quite a jolt to your body and cause a surge of emotions and even depression.

There were nights when I fell asleep to the whirring of the breast pump, only to be jolted awake with the realization that I had literally been milked dry and had but an ounce to show for it.