Sentences with phrase «rude shock»

Most of us lead lives of quiet desperation, knocked about every so often by rude shocks or lifted up by brief, brilliant joys.

The news of Keshi's demise have been met with rude shock as other celebrities such as, Eldee The Don, Daddy Showkey, Illbliss, Simi, Darey Art Alade, Cynthia Morgan, Peter Okoye, Terry G, YQ, actresses Oge Okoye, Yvonne Jegede andIyabo Ojo, Cool FM OAP, Freeze took to the social media to express their feeling about the death of the football icon.

The suspension system is quite firm, but it absorbs rude shocks, such as those created by speed bumps and minor potholes, without punishing the driver.

«Ransomware victims will be in for a rude shock when they attempt to access their cloud storage to restore data — only to find their backups have also been encrypted by the ransomware,» the experts said.

If you're anything like the average American, the results will probably be a bit of a rude shock, but armed with knowledge of where you've been going wrong, you'll be able to tune up your study skills according to scientific principles, learn faster, and feel smarter.

If we fail to take the time to work out those answers, we're in for a rude shock, he worries, as so many industries are ripe for disruption all at once.

In such a case, people who have been hoping that altcoins will rally when bitcoin falls will be in for a rude shock.

Anyone who thought it was better to downplay the risk of a NAFTA collapse got a rude shock this week, when the Canadian and Mexican currencies sank against the U.S. dollar.

He is in for a rude shock when he has to * actually * answer to God on Judgment Day.

But in 1938 Europe again had a rude shock.

To take the full measure of this gospel, of this good news, is to suffer a rude shock to our sense of propriety.

In the seventeenth century the sweet simplicity of this aspect of matter received a rude shock.

Returning home after a week was a bit of a rude shock.

There is a tipping point and when that is reached we will all be in for a rude shock.

Second, I av nuthn against pep but honestly he's in 4 rude shock.

i smell blood... boy we are in for a rude shock these transfer period....

It is usually a rude shock to parents when their toddler learns to say the dreaded «no» word.

For mothers who expect their baby's arrival to mark a period of joy and happiness, the reality of shifting hormones and the demands of parenthood can be a rude shock.

Anybody trying to impersonate you is going to get a rude shock when the 70 year old lady at the Ballot table squints and says «You aren't John Smith, I went to High School with him!».

He described the judgement as a rude shock to the people of Taraba, and advised President Muhammadu Buhari to start his anti-graft campaign from tribunal judges if he desired to win the war.

More so a member of the Lagos State House of assembly and chairman, House Committee on Public Accounts for State, Moshood Oshun, has described the death of former Governor Abubakar Audu of Kogi State as a rude shock that is very difficult to contain and a huge loss to the All Progressives Congress, APC.

The traitors who overthrew Nkrumah through the barrel of the gun succeeded in setting themselves up for a rude shock; and they are consigned to the backwoods of Ghanaian politics.

Throughout last week, most government workers, who went to the bank to cash money for one activity or the other, were met with a rude shock.

Ondo State Governor, Olusegun Mimiko, in his condolence message issued by the state's Commissioner for Information, Kayode Akinmade, said news of the death of the former governor came to him as a rude shock, adding that no one would have envisaged that the late politician would not see the end of the election.

«The entire Royal Court of Ife was thrown into a rude shock with probably the most shocking news in the last one year when the news came to us about the death of this great African who had served as the Executuive Director of UNFPA».

The Senator representing Anambra Central and former Anambra Governor, Dr. Chris Ngige has described the death of Nelson Mandela as a «rude shock».

His death which came as a rude shock to his numerous fans globally while most of them still find it difficult to believe.

Femi Adesina, Presidential spokesperson has claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari's declaration to seek re-election came to him and others as a rude shock.

I always wanted to do research, but it was a rude shock not to go back to medicine.»

The liner's bow crumpled back against the ship, destroying the first watertight compartment and giving her passengers and crew a rude shock.

Mona had the rude shock of finding that people of other cultures do not always respect the rules that define legal interview conduct in the United States.

But if you read Nilsson's BAE you're in for a rude shock just like me!

You must have had a rude shock when you first tried to perform suspended push - ups without having focused on stabilization before.

The recession of 2008 was a rude shock to state and local governments, and especially to schools.

And all those who bought it to speculate on the market will be in for a rude shock - as chances are the new GT3 will be a better car.

It's tempting to enjoy «basking» in those lower tax brackets for a few years but, as Dahmer argues, eventually such taxpayers may eventually be in for a rude shock.

For those used to paying off credit cards in full every month, this can come as a rude shock: to those who are used to carrying a balance, it is just part of how the world works.

This October, bankers in Hong Kong were in for a rude shock when they discovered some gold bars from the US to be actually gold plated tungsten i.e., fake gold bars.

Those relying on bonds for downside protection, or protection for their often irreplaceable capital, might be in for a rude shock.

If need be, find your own trick to keep a watch on your credit card spends every month so that you do not end up with a rude shock at the end of the month.

When the stock market cratered over the past year, some 2010 target - date funds dropped 20 % — a rude shock for many investors who were counting on the funds to finance their retirements beginning next year.

Those people are in for a rude shock when they have to go through the bankruptcy process.

If you are owner - training because you think it is more affordable than getting a program dog, you may be in for a rude shock.

considering that much of the world's population lives by the coasts and relies directly on the oceans for their nourishment, what better evidence could there be that our exploding numbers are likely in for a rude shock.

The story of India shining got a rude shock... relying on highly inefficient power grids and dirty and expensive fossil fuels like coal has only lead to greater environmental risks and poor energy access for millions of Indians... Another way is possible... It's time to invest in energy efficiency and decentralized renewable energy for all.