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1. His nerves jarred

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2. Raven was jarred out of his thoughts by an eerie silence that swept over the lunch hall

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3. The potatoes had been roasted for an hour or so with oil, garlic, and parsley, while the jarred peas were still tasty this late in the season, those hastily boiled up and dabbed with a little butter

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4. It jarred her and she missed her target

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5. Hilderich let out a cry of pain as his ribs jarred his insides once more

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6. His mind was still jarred by the headache and though it had subsided considerably, a sting of it still lingered and made his thinking muddied and unclear, his most recent memories a blur

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7. As he struggled to get back on his feet, his eyes caught the jarred glimpses of pure panic: mothers screaming and dragging their children alongside with them, men craning their necks to find the next trail or engine exhaust in the night sky

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8. Their lamp stand had been jarred loose from its firm foundation

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9. She did not exactly fall, but she staggered and reeled across the room in a very undignified fashion and brought up against the door with a thud that jarred her from head to foot

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10. Carr jarred her legs most terrible, and has had nervous spasms ever since whenever she thinks of the eel

11. In her thoughts she acknowledged great waves of shuddering colour, black, red, green and orange that jarred together, making the sound of dying men and women even louder

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12. The sudden nickering of his stallion jarred Moshe out of his reverie

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13. jarred the body mass upon the animal's back

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14. He tried to give me a buck fifty before I jarred the razor loose from his hand…”

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15. His mind translated to word to Killed and his conscience was jarred by guilt which flooded his brain with memories of his past deeds

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16. The blow had landed dangerously close to the solar plexus—not only hurt but jarred the breath out of him

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17. The second man fell as he started to turn, Tress’s arm jarred as her sword clanged against the man’s helmet and the impact hurt her arm, but the blow still managed to drop the man

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18. Then Lucky was suddenly jarred forward, as if he had an unruly dog by the leash

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19. Her response jarred his senses, leading him down a road that

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20. Jarred from this scene as Mother called, “Fair Aurial, come back to me,” I realized I left Her twice!

21. NOW!” That explosive command jarred him into action

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22. “Averon,” a familiar voice jarred me out of the place I had made my bolt hole

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23. Seattle! It jarred a nerve

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24. Elise had spent two years at the university studying psychology before she went into nursing and now those long forgotten studies of psychotic behavior dropped into her mind, jarred loose from their occult roosting place in her subconscious

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25. It jarred and pained the ears

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26. He found that when he swung too quickly, his left arm tried to shoot outward and jarred his entire existence

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27. But it was difficult because she kept being jarred back into reality from Ron’s wet lips

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28. The second instalment of the story of Donna and Jarred

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29. The idea of dancing in the garret jarred me but how could I refuse? I slipped

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30. point of the blade jarred on the man's hip bone then stuck fast

31. 00pm, and each tuneless clang of the bell jarred Max’s nerves, adding to his sense of dread at what was to come

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32. Without even acknowledging their presence and with his eyes focused straight ahead, Wickland continued across the dance floor without losing his pace though he was jarred several times by other dancers

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33. The action jarred every bone in my body

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34. This jarred George and he peered down at his apparel to see that it was still clean and

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35. Just then, the van went over a bump in the road, and the jolting movement jarred Kathy’s leg, and a searing pain shot through her ankle with excruciating intensity, causing her to gasp and cry out in agonized pain

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36. Feeling awkwardly shy and totally out of her depth, Kathy made a pretense of studying the rose in her hands and her injured ankle, which, thanks to the Ibyprophen Kirby had given her earlier, wasn’t as sharply painful as it had been, unless jarred

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37. Joel’s arms reflexively shot out and around her, in order to keep her body steady so her leg wasn't jarred too much

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38. The jerky motion of the van however, had jarred Kathy’s ankle rather severely, and so she was in too much pain to notice their changed positions, or the effect it was having on him

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39. The impact was blinding and all systems went down; a piece of equipment jarred loose came spinning unseen through the darkness---it stuck one side of her head and Vedara saw a flash of red, and then all went black

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40. Therese was momentarily jarred

41. When the elevator jarred to a stop on the main floor, the throng waiting to enter the elevator parted to let him out

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42. Until he had had some sleep, a long steady sleep, he would, he knew, be nothing but jarred nerves

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43. And the expression 'happen to live with,' jarred a little

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44. The telephone jarred him out of his thoughts and he snatched it off the cradle

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45. The heavy rains accompanied by the strong squalls of the previous night had left their mark on the roads with branches of trees blocking lanes, blocked gutters and drains overflowing, and in some areas actual road surfaces crumbling at the edges, or cracking and forming gaping pot holes which jarred vehicles, sorely testing suspension systems

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46. It jarred him for an instant, even made him sweat

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47. Jarred from the sudden vision of his date with Ronda, Jossiah recoiled, crying out when the chains prevented him from moving

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48. His bones jarred on impact, and he heard a gushing crunch from one of the beasts below him

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49. At eleven-thirty, he was jarred awake by

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50. He stepped back from the door, jarred from the defilement of his memory back to the present

51. For several years we lived downtown, almost at the city centre but on a side street where the frenzied activity of car body repairers not only jarred our nerves with the incessant pounding but also took up all the available parking space beneath our house with cars in the various stages of a paint job

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52. It was five thirty in the morning when his alarm clock when off and jarred him awake

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53. A sharp knock at the door jarred Jeff from his reflections and nearly

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54. Artaxis’s hand slapping the back of my shoulder jarred me from my melancholy study of the people in the room

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55. His outstretching hands jarred Krista out of her fearful trance

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56. It was barely past the brink of dawn when Commander Orlanthis was jarred awake by one of his aides, “Sir, the enemy has left the city sometime during the night and is advancing on our position!”

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57. Koke was jarred awake at the jangle of keys

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58. Something had jarred him awake

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59. Jive Jingo jive and thrive on the jarred jim-jams in your hive SISSY BOY

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60. In a good composition it is as though the parts had been carefully placed in rhythmic relation and then the picture jarred a little, so that everything is slightly shifted out of place, thus introducing our "dither" or play of life between the parts

61. It jarred him

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62. Someone jarred awake

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63. But on the night before the Bird was slated to return, the POWs were jarred from their sleep to hear him charging through camp in a driving rainstorm, yelling that it was a fire drill

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64. Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly forward to the sand, and he lay without quivering

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65. ‘I have doubted, I doubt everything,’ said Levin in a voice that jarred on himself, and he ceased speaking

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66. This had jarred upon him then, and now her trivial cares and anxieties jarred upon him several times

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67. He was up in a moment, jarred, shaken, with a queer impression of the terrestrial globe having been flung at his head in the dark

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68. Though the conversation with the princess had indeed jarred upon him, he was gloomy, not on account of that conversation, but from what he saw at the samovar

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69. D'Urberville was not the first wicked man who had turned away from his wickedness to save his soul alive, and why should she deem it unnatural in him? It was but the usage of thought which had been jarred in her at hearing good new words in bad old notes

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70. warm-blooded seemed sunk in the deep degeneracy of a superstition divorced from reverence; the dimmer but yet eager Titanic life gazing and struggling on walls and ceilings; the long vistas of white forms whose marble eyes seemed to hold the monotonous light of an alien world: all this vast wreck of ambitious ideals, sensuous and spiritual, mixed confusedly with the signs of breathing forgetfulness and degradation, at first jarred her as with an electric shock, and then urged themselves on her with that ache belonging to a glut of confused ideas which check the flow of emotion

71. Lydgate, startled and jarred, looked up in silence for a moment, like a man who has been disturbed in his sleep

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72. Lydgate felt miserably jarred

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73. The force of it shot down his arm and jarred his teeth together

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74. AT THAT SAME INSTANT, a deafening explosion jarred the underbelly of the police helicopter with a jolt that seemed to rattle right through Carroll’s bones

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75. A roaring, ripping sound came from somewhere beneath her, and she was jarred back in her seat

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76. " I stood up and jarred my coffee cup down

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77. Water which had gathered in the sink was jarred by his moves

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78. Just then a passing helicopter jarred the room and the windowpane shook with a crystal sound

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79. But then I sat up and gave myself a shake and the few molecules of paint, jarred loose on one printed path or another, magnetized back in position and resilient creature that I am, unbreakable thing that I am, here I am

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80. The cars jarred together, the ending stood wheezing and panting

81. Doc was jarred toward sobriety

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82. And suddenly he jarred as though under a heavy blow

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83. He was jarred

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84. But another agency is perhaps more effectual: I suspended the feet of a duck in an aquarium, where many ova of fresh-water shells were hatching; and I found that numbers of the extremely minute and just-hatched shells crawled on the feet, and clung to them so firmly that when taken out of the water they could not be jarred off, though at a somewhat more advanced age they would voluntarily drop off

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85. Over this great expanse there is no disturbance but it is thus at once gently smoothed away and assuaged, as, when a vase of water is jarred, the trembling circles seek the shore and all is smooth again

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86. And jolting jarred the window-frames

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