Sentences with phrase «little jolt»

Speaking of something sweet, do you ever notice little jolts of regular movement in your womb?

On every street corner I have little jolts of recognition as I catch glances of features that look like his - his wide forehead, his big bright smile.

Maybe putting on a concert T - shirt under your suit gives you a little jolt of secret rock»n' roll energy throughout the day.

The recent bombing of a Syrian air facility by the United States sent a little jolt into the crude oil market.

I'm lacking blog motivation lately, but seeing your dishes gives it a little jolt

I also think I detect a little jolt of caffeine from the matcha.

Instead, you're propelling it forward and back in a tight elliptical orbit, with a little jolt of the wrist for necessary lift.

I enjoy the little jolt that the bad image these words can bring to a conversation and I like to keep on my toes thinking for myself, not just what the masses have decided.

All I could think as I watched the brief news coverage of this story this morning was: Thank goodness — now all the people who have been on my case about why I'm making «such a big deal about nothing» may have a little jolt of reality.

«If the animal is walking, every time the foot hits the ground it's going to send a little jolt through the skeleton, and that will show itself in the data,» Wilmers says.

Throughout the night the 65 - year - old plumber in Florence, S.C., gets hundreds of little jolts, yet he sleeps quietly.

This might be a little jolting at first.

It's just that little jolt of pleasure your seeking.

However, getting that little jolt is increasing your calorie count and spiking your blood sugar too.

I needed to remember what it felt like to put some over the top, summer style, city looks together, and give my brain a little jolt, style wise.

I feel a little jolt of inspiration when I look at my wrist and see Queen B staring back.

The movie's little jolts are effective for being so sparingly interjected.

Hard Boiled has some sort of cop - out - for - revenge story, while protecting the lady and pretending that he doesn't get a little jolt of giddy pleasure when the blood sprays in beautiful slow motion.

«It's a little jolt to remind them when school opens.

It won't waft over rough patches in the road, instead communicating each little jolt to the driver, as if it were an instrument designed to measure road surfaces.

When there is a chain of parties relying on debt repayment, like a set of dominoes, the system is fragile; one little jolt could change things for many.

The recent bombing of a Syrian air facility by the United States sent a little jolt into the crude oil market.

Ubisoft is giving the struggling PS Vita library a little jolt by making the recently released side - scrolling RPG Child of Light available to purchase on the hand - held platform as a digital download beginning July 1.

As baddies — the Rampart Mechs are cunning and aggressive and when you kill them be careful not to step over them or else you'll get a little jolt to your shield.

He said something that really stayed with me, something I always remember when I need a little jolt of inspiration.

A year IS an awfully long time to wait for such goodness, but meanwhile I have all your «Evil Plans» posts printed out for any time I need a little jolt of Hugh - ly inspiration.

While we're at it, how many people in your office drop $ 3 or more every day to get their little jolt of morning java?

The take - home message seems to be, then, that reflecting on how much we love our partners makes us happy and can give us a little jolt of physical energy.

Gave a little jolt of excitement to see the grout improvement — I'm in the midst of starting that with my own home.