jolts造句

The stricken pilot, he added, didn't respond to jolts from a defibrillator.

Politeness is like an air cushions: There may be nothing in it, but it eases our jolts wonderfully.

While surge protectors shield electronics from the jolts that last milliseconds, the protectors themselves wear out with each strike.

The reason: Swimming (and other forms of water exercise) defies gravity, so there aren't any unpleasant and potentially damaging jolts to the joints.

It doesn't give you more time to finish sleeping but instead jolts you out of an even deeper part of your sleep cycle after you've dozed off between snoozes.

The high mountain of top of head Wei E jolts to rise and fall, upwards is the dark cloud that in multiple layers folds again, will have heavy rain Qing Xie at any time.

He had eaten nothing for four and twenty hours; he was worn out by the jolts of the cart, but he was not conscious of it. It seemed to him that he felt nothing.

Indeed, those in submarines far out to sea are likely to find they do survive the jolts of the pole shift, along with the hurricane force winds and occasional fire storm.

Years of either running from or running after animals left its mark in the human brain -- even just looking at a photo of an animal jolts our brains into action.