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He was probably going into shock from the loss of blood.

Her blood pressure was way down: she had to will herself not to go into shock.

That should have been her first question: she must be going into shock.

She also saw that Jack was close to going into shock.

If you miss a day's run, your system goes into shock.

The little boy went into shock, she said, and did not speak again until this morning.

By the time it was done, the man had long since gone into shock.

But there it is: he died and she went into shock.

Could she have passed out or gone into shock from the pain?

I could see from his eyes that Joe was thinking about going into shock.

They get a shock though when the boys return alone.

"Some people don't open a box for 15 years and get quite a shock."

She might get a shock how easily they see through her.

Then the door opened and the boy got a shock.

Say we've got a plan, and everyone will get a shock when they know it.

And you got a shock off them last time so I'm not doing it.

When he went back to his car, Web got quite a shock.

But not more than five minutes pass when suddenly you get a shock.

He was going to get a bad shock in the near future.

"Everybody who comes from other places gets a shock," she said.