It leaves the vulnerable feeling more anxious, and the sophisticated feeling more jerked around.
When he saw me watching him, he grinned suddenly, then frowned and jerked his head away.
When he reached the end of the chain, it jerked and he dropped as if shot.
He jerked the line to set the hook and reeled in a 20-inch walleye.
Their objection angered Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who claimed he was being "jerked around" by Republicans.
His mind veered toward her now, and he jerked it back with a prayer: Let me pull this off.
Then he laughed and stood up and waved his gloved hands again and jerked the light chain, bringing down darkness.
He rode out the storm on the roof of a transport truck after the wind and flood jerked him out of his shoes.
But its handling of the crisis has been tough: interest rates were jerked up to punitive levels, and stability of a sort has returned within days.
When the sense of alarm she had been holding so coolly at bay suddenly broke through, she made a lightning assessment of the oncoming traffic and with a breathtaking lack of deliberation jerked her steering wheel to the left and whipped past the Range Rover as she made a left turn against the light.
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