Jerked

Her legs locked into place, she trembled, her jaw jerked to the right and became frighteningly rigid, and she foamed at the mouth.

Malam Musa Abdullahi, the leader of Nigerian taxi owners in Diffa, also lamented that the subsidy removal in Nigeria jerked up fuel price in Niger, forcing many people to park their vehicles.

After the plane jerked to a halt, Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser, and top Navy officials disembarked.

A migrant carried her in his arms, desperately trying to find help as her legs trembled and jerked.

I screamed her name and she jerked off from her sleep.

Meanwhile, many would-be black and brown cannabis entrepreneurs are still getting jerked around, many of them losing their savings in process.

Then, while deep in an email, a knock on the window jerked my attention up.

The Saturn returned to the eastbound lane, but then it jerked back into the westbound lane and struck a dump truck head-on just west of Lincoln Road.

The shirtless man jerked in surprise, his eyes opening wide.

I jerked my shoulders up and down.

It zigzagged and jerked me sideways.

Newly released satellite images from before and after the major quakes show how the tremors jerked apart slabs of land, permanently altering the landscape.

According to the report, the vehicle was North bound on Highway 40. The juvenile operator said her steering jerked to the right and began to wobble, believed to be a blown tire.

Ai said he accidentally shot her when she grabbed his gun and he jerked back with his finger on the trigger.

Getting a knot jerked in their tails hopefully will get the message through.

Navy expeditions continued to be plagued by scurvy even while fresh (not jerked or tinned) meat was well known as a practical antiscorbutic among civilian whalers and explorers in the Arctic.

The doctor attempted to examine the inside of Himmler's mouth, but the prisoner was reluctant to open it and jerked his head away.