Sentences with phrase «jolting awake»

The films opens with the bear running at the camera before we cut to a man jolting awake; we see the fiery ursine figure again later from above, running through the forest, before cutting to a line of firefighters moving through a burnt - out section of woods.

Balance blood sugar — insulin resistance (high blood sugar) typically makes it harder to fall asleep, while hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) will have you jolting awake at 3 a.m., wide - eyed and anxious — when this happens, eating a little protein may help you fall back asleep.

«My body was jolting me awake and I was starving for air,» says Yanis, 49, of Huntington Beach, Calif..

So now, at all of six weeks, I'm more or less saying goodbye to co-sleeping and transitioning him to his crib, because he sleeps longer there, and I sleep better without jolting awake at every single urp and burp he makes.

This is similar to you sleeping and suddenly jolting awake.

What happened in the dream jolted me awake in tears, and it actually happened the next day, just as it happened in the dream.

Peter, jolted awake, listens in on the conversation between Jesus and the patriarchs.

The far off fireworks weren't a problem (this kiddo can sleep through some epic thunderstorms), it was the drive - by sounding bangs that were going off right outside of our windows that jolted him awake.

He had also, seemingly overnight, developed a hyper - acute Spidey - sense to detect the very moment that one tiny part of his deep - sleeping, limp body hit the crib mattress, which would jolt him awake and set him into a screaming, crying fit.

You jolt awake mid-panic attack about those plans for nuclear war.

Changing them frequently through the night jolts them awake, making them more alert.

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.

An hour later, I jolted awake, panicked that I might have smothered him.

When you and I jolt awake in the night, we resettle ourselves quickly back to sleep.

Their enthusiasm is outmatched by that of their Republican counterparts, who were jolted awake by the «tea party» movement.

Unlike some of my colleagues, I have not been lulled into a state of numbness, only to be jolted awake when my funding runs out or some other unfortunate event occurs.

Studies have also identified that most heart attacks occur in the early morning as the body jolts awake.

I was used to being jolted awake by a harsh beeping.

«The Rock Clock» will jolt you awake with tones of Johnson singing hits like «Good Morning Sunshine.»

They make my room feel so much more serene, and I'm no longer jolted awake in the middle of the night by an errant car horn.

Hot flashes, which plague up to 85 % of menopausal women, can jolt you awake too.

Getting jolted awake by the morning alarm clock never gets any easier (or more enjoyable), especially as winter approaches and your bed begins to feel warmer and cozier.

It is very stressful on your body to be suddenly jolted awake.

When jolted awake by an early alarm to the dark night sky, the idea of leaving the warm comfort of bed seems ridiculous, but slipping a soft knit on and taking it all in as the sun rose was something else altogether.

Jolted awake, she reveals in her journal that the killing actually occurred the day before and that Sal, dead, lies in a trunk in her living room.

Refashioning that ancient dressing gown as a balled - up pillow on the floor, he is jolted awake by the sound of nuts cracking.

This includes not wrestling with the dog, resisting the temptation to jolt it awake while it's sleeping, and abstaining from loud shrieking that may confuse the dog into thinking someone is hurt.

I looked over at my dad in the seat next to me as he jolted awake.

Playing in VR, rallycross in Project CARS 2 had me concentrating harder than almost any game I can remember, as I aimed for apexes, wrestled with the steering and balanced the throttle - to the extent that, when it was time to pull the Rift headset off, it was like being jolted awake.

It was his «breeding pairs» remark that jolted me awake.

At this point we rose to investigate further, and were sharply jolted awake when we realized that it was ash and small pebbles of pumice raining down on us, not water.

In Settings, I set a Do Not Disturb window from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., so I wouldn't be jolted awake by the Time Steel's loud vibrations on my wood bedside table.

To get there, we'll talk about your experience in a way which jolts them awake like a quadruple - espresso shot.

Those days are gone, and old - schoolers need to jolt awake to what's really happening.

Not exact matches

In 2012, Frank Ocean jolted the music world awake with Channel Orange, a mellow, hypnotic infusion of R&B, hip hop and lyrical dynamo.

He became more and more wakeful — every little wakening would jolt him wide awake because he was so thrilled to see me.

The jolt seems to snap her awake and she then spends a few moments looking up to the ceiling apparently in an effort to fight to sleepy urge.

The emergency alert about an incoming «ballistic missile threat» that jolted Hawaiians awake Saturday morning was a false alarm caused by someone hitting the «wrong button,» Gov. David Ige said.

For many people, an intense workout session late in the evening provides a jolt of energy that keeps them awake for a lot longer, even though generally speaking, exercise is good for sleep.

The java jolt that helps you stay awake can take up to eight hours to wear off.

When her narrative threatens to become prosaic, Cox will inject a passage of stream - of - consciousness free verse to jolt herself and her readers awake.

These interruptions may jolt the person awake, keeping them from receiving a good night's sleep.

It's fair to say that a lot of people awoke Friday to a headline that might have jolted them more awake than a morning cup of joe: A California judge had ruled that coffee sold in California should carry a cancer...