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One of the reactors was shaken by a jolt nearly two and a half times more powerful than it had been built to withstand.

The announcement that I would be joining Chrysler in November must have been a real jolt to Henry Ford.

It was a jolt to most foreign observers and the Nepali elite when Maoist insurgents won the most seats in an election a year ago.

The biggest part of Mr Obama's "jolt" , as he made clear, must be fiscal.

In many parts of the world, twice a year, our bodies are given a sudden jolt in the name of energy savings.

Before I could make the decision to move, lighting hit a tree so close to me that I felt a good jolt go up my right leg.

It could take hundreds of years, but such a mission, Dr. Marcy said, could jolt NASA out of its doldrums.

Intending to jolt him from the deadly current, she whacked him with a handy plank of wood by the backdoor, braking his arm in two places .

There was a huge jolt and I thought, "what was that? "

If you're like me, you get a jolt of energy from socializing, and hanging out with large groups of friends.

He even used his newly discovered method of conducting electricity in an attempt to cook a turkey, but instead gave himself a strong jolt.

As we took off, just at the point the aeroplane should have been turning its nose to the air, there was a jolt.

Shocked as if with a jolt of energy, they start a panicked dance, twirling and colliding into members of the crowd.

"I lamented that they had not been blessed as I had, with this jolt to life, " he writes.

The powerful jolt of electricity passed right through the body of the Airbus A380 before shooting out to continue its journey to the ground.

The cable car was really fast, and every time we passed a junction, the car would jolt a bit, and my heart would also jump with it.

If the Republicans are looking for a jolt of inspiration and a fresh face to lead them into battle, Mr McConnell is not their man.

You probably count on your daily jolt of caffeine to wake up your brain and stay sharp all day long.

I can't. And so true. how does one explain the indescribable pull To see an old lover, to feel that jolt of electricity?

Using minty eye drops will double the jolt . This is a great tip because you don't have to leave your desk to do it.

The access to Wall Street capital provided a ? nancial jolt to an industry that still had not fully recovered from the credit crunch.

Mr. Creed said the most obvious way the market could get a jolt is from a natural disaster.

You wake up tired the next day and reach for your morning jolt of Java.

A small earthquake nearby will feel like a small sharp jolt followed by a few stronger sharp shakes that pass quickly.

A first jolt nearly threw me from the bed, and a second jolt brought me to my feet.

Moments later, a tremendous jolt knocked Zacharias off his feet, and the pier collapsed, spilling cars and people into the water.

Suddenly, a jolt shook me and I felt my heart stop beating. "Oh, honey, " I said.

Forcing people to do something is heavy-handed, but sometimes it's necessary to jolt people out of their collective or individual rut.

It contends that just because someone dies after receiving a jolt, it does not necessarily follow that the Taser was to blame.

But others said the time for giving the economy a quick jolt of government stimulus had passed.

Stocks have soared so high in such a short period, the skeptics say, that an unexpected jolt of bad news could send them suddenly downward.

If the risk of a collision persists, Front Assist triggers a warning jolt with a brief build-up of brake pressure.

Is it the jolt that takes you from sleep to dread, as you bound from bed to crib at 2 a. m. to put your hand on the back of a sleeping baby?

New modern spokes probably would have been fine but those old ones were unable to take the sudden jolt.

All other things being equal, when the ball receives a jolt of energy, it is more likely to drop down a step than to pop up one.

There was a jolt, like a silent earthquake that left no physical impression.

Further tests showed that some of the same effects could be achieved with a jolt of caffeine.

The winding tissue likely adds a jolt of horsepower to the sperm cell, he said.

Second, you'll feel an almost physical jolt of yearning, as though your heart is straining toward its destiny.

But whether or not there was actual fraud, Koala Boy has given a jolt to confidence in the computerised system.

Smart-grid plans have been on the drawing board for years, but the Obama administration has given the system, well, a jolt.

Haiti's TV, cell phone networks and radio stations were knocked off the air by the seismic jolt.

A new study just released proves the power of a nap over a jolt of caffeine and even more sleep at night.

So much effort must surely give a salutary, redeeming jolt that will drive forward a vast worldwide campaign to ensure "food for all. "

Towards the end of next January, the US and Europe are going to wake up with a jolt.

A second male survivor told CCTV that he felt a "big jolt" as the plane was coming in to land and heard "big crashes - bam bam bam" .

The impactor: A large spacecraft slams into the asteroid hard enough to jolt it off its Earth-bound track.

Just as the collapse of Lehman Brothers deepened the credit crunch in the west, it also seemed to cause a sharp jolt to confidence in China.

Another way to jolt your brain out of the familiar is to explore deep-rooted company (or even industry) orthodoxies.

Indonesian authorities, issued a tsunami warning after the jolt, which sent thousands of residents fleeing their homes in panic.

On February 10th, at Mr Obama's urging, the Senate passed an $838 billion stimulus package designed to jolt the economy out of its coma.

This huge jolt happened as the Nazca plate moved down and landward below the South American plate.

The idea has been knocking around for a while, but has been given a jolt by China's rising wages.

We were discussing the slump, and how it's effecting most business - not jus should you get a jolt real estate.

"Sometimes it can jolt the heart into a normal rhythm. "

More generally, of course, Groupons provide an important nudge to jolt people out of their day-to-day habits and try something new.

Bricks-and-mortar universities should prepare for a jolt as high (and still rising) costs push students online.

Another round of quantitative easing is likely to deliver far less of a jolt to private spending than the first effort.

Java's famous energy jolt is no illusion, improving performance on tasks and helping people stay alert.

What gift could you give them to help combat their feelings of apathy and provide a jolt of positive energy?

jolt electrons orbiting those phosphorus atoms into what is known as a Rydberg state.

The good Mr Sarkozy could yet jolt the French out of their long economic decline. He has time on his side.

This might sound like a bold move to some, but it likely won't do much to jolt our tepid economic recovery.

I choose not the suffocating anesthetic of the suburbs, but the violent jolt of the capital.

By removing any expectations of monetary tightening before then, the announcement delivered a powerful downward jolt to bond yields.

She let the machine answer, and the sound of Nick's voice in the house shot through me like a spark-plug jolt.

and he tells us that he felt a sudden hard jolt followed by about 15 seconds of rocking or swaying.

I was prepared mentally but it was impossible not to feel a jolt.

Where mountain building occurs when the plates stop moving, the stoppage is not simply a sudden jolt, like a car hitting a brick wall.

Might higher education be nearing such a jolt?

"Each time you get ane-mail, it's a small jolt, a positive feedback that you're an important person, " Frank told CNN.

A strong caffeine jolt PLUS tons of sugar will certainly make you high.

This teacher was not my cup of tea and so the sound of the key turning on her gave me a jolt of pleasure.

The economy was "trapped in a vicious cycle" and needed a big "jolt" to ease the flow of credit and to cushion the drop in private demand.

Korolyov and his engineers quickly got their first jolt: a signal suggesting a problem with the booster.

But central banks have to tread lightly, as sizable purchases could jolt the relatively small gold market.

If the ECB wanted to deliver its own market jolt, it could announce a plan to start buying corporate debt.

in this newspaper argued that it might require internal shocks to jolt the Saudis into taking reform seriously.

I don't know that Keynes was ever right that government spending could jolt a country out of a liquidity trap.

Groupons provide an important nudge to jolt people out of their day-to-day habits and to try something new.

Then I realized with a jolt: my kids will reach my present age of 65 in 2052.

His argument is that austerity is killing the economy and that Greece now needs a jolt to get it back to a growth path.

A. Physical chemistry. The jolt you get when you brush fingers with the hottest guy you've ever seen. . . sigh. . . Edward. . . Ha ha.

IN THE optimistic view, Barack Obama has given a jolt of energy to the Copenhagen climate talks.

James, an optimistic and sweet Ugandan, has a lovely singing voice and gives the production a jolt of bright energy each time she's onstage.

Our description on the pole shift itself describes not a single jolt when the crust stops moving but a series of jolts.

In 1988, a similar economic jolt led to protests that forced the military to hold an election.

The earthquakes that regularly jolt Japan and California stem from the Ring of Fire, as did the latest Earthquake in Chile.

For news and sports junkies , and TV-generation folks who'd rather watch than read, it supplies a jolt of TV-like video on demand.

This jolt taxes the system and creates strain on weak artery walls.

This jolt taxes the system and creates strain on weak artery walls.

If the Fed stops sooner than expected, it could jolt the mortgage market and short-circuit a housing recovery.

It was hoped that putting money in people's pockets would lead to more consumer spending and thus give the economy a positive jolt.

Interestingly, these animals catch their prey by stunning them with a jolt!

U. S. equity futures gave up early gains and traded roughly flat, reflecting the jolt to investor confidence.

The palate likes to get a little jolt of acid now and then.

"This is the internet, where we screw each other over for a jolt of satisfaction, " it wrote in an earlier post.

The initial jolt was followed a few minutes later by a 40-foot-high tsunami.

Turkcell's network got a major jolt from a BOT project with the Turkish state in December 2009.

Yet some liberal Israelis think a "moderate victory" may actually jolt the peace process into life.

Yet some liberal Israelis think a "moderate victory" may actually jolt the peace process into life.

Every year as I wade into reviewing books for the Jolt Awards, I am forced to slog through several language tutorials.

Money permitting, maybe a spate of joblessness would jolt me into taking more initiative.

After the comet hit a second jolt from volcanoes may have helped send the dinosaurs to their doom.

What the three of them did was to beat Andy within an inch of his life, and all four of them ended up doing a jolt in solitary.

When our plane landed in the storm, it hit the runway with a jolt.

Then when the rock fingers that are preventing the fault line from sliding or subducting suddenly break, a large jolt.

Kinzel knew the park needed a jolt and decided to build a 185-foot-tall coaster, just enough to top the height record.

Residents of Quetta city sit outside their homes as earthquake jolt the city today.

Graff's flotation would add the latest jolt of activity to the diamond market, which is booming amid rising luxury goods demand from China.

Graff's flotation would add the latest jolt of activity to the diamond market, which is booming amid rising luxury goods demand from China.

If they detect a dangerous rhythm, the center of the rod emits a jolt of electricity.

Richter, or magnitude, is calculated not only by the strength of the jolt but by the area affected.

There was a big jolt while we were standing there.

Hamilton will give the lucky winner a jolt of adrenaline on 5 July by taking him or her around the 1. 16 mile hill climb track at speed.

I, for a moment, felt jolt of happiness in my body.

The news of the accident gave her an unpleasant jolt.

The aim is to prevent a severe jolt to the economy if one or both of them were to fail, as UBS very nearly did in 2008.

But share prices have now re-coupled with a jolt.

Electric cars can provide a jolt as America explores a new energy strategy--but not if consumers feel like they're riding on empty.

Electric cars can provide a jolt as America explores a new energy strategy--but not if consumers feel like they're riding on empty.

Great jolt and vibration may be occurred while flying.

Logic might suggest that could potentially deliver a jolt to the market.

The financial crisis hit the world like a sudden jolt, and it hit the world where it hurts the most: money.

Insane, silly, the daily fart jolts the fart to jolt is being alone happy .

That should give consumer confidence a jolt and the recovery another leg of strength.

Put on your pointy hat, grow a beard, drink Jolt Cola and come join in the fun.

Trinidad's ten-year energy boom has suffered a jolt from falling oil and gas prices.

If one doesn't have far to roll or fall far when the jolt comes, rolls along the ground only 2 feet or so, then one only gets a bruise.

Modest tinkering will not provide the jolt we need.

And being critical does supply a jolt of energy.

In Dr Toyabe's experiment, the jolt that moved the bead came from molecules in the liquid buffeting it at random.

The jolt of an alarm clock, on the other hand, is liable to make your thoughts jump abruptly from a fantasy dream to a nagging to-do list.

With a dizzying jolt, my dream abruptly became a nightmare.

Tunisia's troubles are unlikely to unseat the 74-year-old president or even to jolt his model of autocracy.

An hour later, I awoke with a jolt.

One sure way to give yourself a jolt of well-being is to cross some nagging task off your list.

airplane encountered some turbulence and gave me a sharp jolt.

Jolt sb. out of sad reverie.

One stupid remark about rape and pregnancy gives the race a jolt.

According to witnesses, the second jolt caused his blood vessels to burst and his skin to catch fire.

But in the mornings, alone before dawn, a jolt of terror: What had I done?

The Love Parade added a jolt of Dionysian exuberance.

And it will provide our economy with the jolt that it really needs right now.

On the ground his fighters have given Israel's war machine a jolt.

Give yourself a jolt in the morning with these easy ways to get more energy.

The Americans want to emphasise co-ordinated Keynesian spending to jolt the world economy back into life.

It is time to follow Mr Obama's lead and jolt the patient back to life.

You jolt your brain outside its comfort zone.

A bunged-up system needed a jolt, they retorted.

The car stopped with a jolt.

The jolt awoke us in the middle of the night.

On the same report, the PMI also said that another 7. 0 Richter scale jolt that struck Jambi province on Thursday morning.

Or we might jolt him back to reality.

The empty bed a jolt, harsh strange voice.

Both these assumptions have taken a severe jolt in the past few years.

This is the initial jolt that makes inflation an irresistible drug to politicians.

Well, I needed to stay awake, so as soon as I felt drowsy, I'd have another dose of caffeine. It gave me an instant jolt!

I startle easily and physically jump or jolt, especially when I am concentrating deeply.

What the government intends to do to jolt the economy once the stimulus money runs out.

Pull them out and read them when you need a jolt of positive energy.

The one-step starting and stopping makes the car jolt.

First, the stimulus message: The need for a big economic jolt means 'we can't worry short term about the deficit, ' Mr.

at Tesla Motors (see No. 19), he hopes to give the electric car market a big jolt.

Also, he gets a jolt. 'I do love efficiency, ' he says.

The news gave me quite a jolt.

A big jolt on Wall Street this afternoon.

Nike Inc. wants to jolt sales of athletic apparel in China.

Is 16 years old to just start amplifying, soar to the skies to jolt head to smile, put the consideration to another ground of son.

I choose not the suffocating anaesthetic of the suburbs but violent jolt of capital

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Jolt: v. Make somebody act by giving him or her a sudden shock

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He might jolt us into believing him,

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If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood

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Bold, unorthodox remedies are needed to jolt the world economy back to life

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