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His look held me just a moment too long, and I felt a jolt.

She felt every jolt, all the way up her back.

She very well might have given him one good jolt.

She needed a jolt to get her through the rest of the day.

Her heart gave a great jolt and then seemed to stop.

He hit the far wall without the jolt he'd expected.

I felt she could do with a jolt or two.

So he did not need this jolt to play better?

He came back from heat and home with a jolt.

I am going to give us a jolt of power,' Watch said.

But the impact and the jolt were too much for him.

I believe the war will make it real with a jolt.

These people below certainly had a jolt coming to them!

I was brought back to the conference again with a jolt.

But in a way what happened last season gave us a necessary jolt.

Every message was a little jolt of energy for us.

Good God, she thought with a jolt, they were beautiful.

She'd had less than three hours of sleep and needed the jolt.

"We get enough of a jolt from the world outside."

"Every team needs that guy who can give them a jolt."

There was suddenly a hard jolt as if they'd run into something.

Sam came back to himself with something of a jolt.

And my mind stopped with a jolt on that thought.

But the recent election results may have given a jolt to the group.

Still, it's a jolt to see the evidence in the stuff he left behind.

She heard a voice, and the world jolted back into place.

I had to come up with something that would really jolt her.

He jolted up, looked out, and came down in one move.

Perhaps a question the boy could not answer would jolt him back to reality.

He knew that now, was still jolted by the knowledge.

The company has also been jolted by a series of executive changes.

Every now and then, we're jolted out of the female voice.

But suddenly California's political and business leaders have been jolted into action.

She was jolted out of her plans by the Professor's voice.

My memory was jolted back to a night several months earlier.

It jolted his head, but he felt better standing up.

With an effort, Paul jolted himself back to the present.

They jolted along a short distance, and then came to a full stop.

This time the man's voice jolted him back to reality.

My touch seemed to jolt her back to earth, and she pulled away.

If nothing else, the caffeine would jolt her system for hours to come.

Yet part of him knew that she, too, had been jolted from sleep.

She took those tunes and jolted them to new life.

"We'll jolt him again when he gets to the end."

Their first kiss had jolted him far more than he'd let on.

Then they are made to jolt with a very short movement in which only the wrist is involved.

He jolted against the wall as someone screamed very close by.

She had not been prepared for this, however, and it jolted her.

Pain jolted through him despite the drugs in his system.

The news jolted the couple, but they quickly came to accept this fact, too.