Sentences with phrase «shot of adrenalin»
Today's OPEC meeting gave bulls a major shot of adrenalin as its members reportedly managed to overlook their various differences and agree to a production cut that should help improve prices.
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It's also great for stress relief, with the rush of the waves providing a double shot of adrenalin, and the size and power of the ocean putting things back in perspective.
, not at all, it was because of the chronic low - grade stress Susan had been living under for many years, and the panic attack was induced now by an extra shot of adrenalin (epinephrine) and cortisol, the two main stress hormones, which were effecting her small frame.
Anything is possible int he world of gaming though and Microsoft could be looking to pump a huge shot of adrenalin into the Xbox ecosystem in 2019.
While getting outside and exploring can make for a great summer date, there's nothing quite like a shot of adrenalin — it's the best way to form an intense bond.
A solid film for those searching for a shot of adrenalin and no desire to go to sleep anytime soon.
A click to Sport on the Active Dynamics Panel works like a shot of adrenalin, waking - up the powertrain and tensing the chassis just enough for sharper reactions without making it too jumpy.
A rapid blast up through the gears is like a shot of adrenalin; we never tire of leaving the windows down at toll booths and hearing the 350Z's big V6 gargling into the night.
And when the road suddenly rises to the horizon, you need only tap the accelerator and the 5.2 acts as if it got a shot of adrenalin.
But General Motors gave Cadillac a shot of adrenalin about 10 years ago to update its model portfolio, and Ford has been pushing Lincoln to catch up ever since.
Authorities must act quickly, with a shot of adrenalin straight to the heart of the problem: home prices.»
It gave Corot's career a shot of adrenalin at age 30.
Interview anxiety initiates our fight or flight process in the brain, which perceives we are in danger, so it gives you a shot of adrenalin.