There was to be no rest, though, for their jarred nerves.

For the next few days, Jarred tried persuading school officials they were wrong.

Only then did he suck in the foul air and feel the pain of his jarred body.

Max glanced back at the trucks where they left the jarred mice.

Jarred salsa will never be the same after you make this quick dip recipe.

It is the jarred sauces and commercial knickknacks that must go.

He rolled away from them quickly, disgust overriding the pain along his jarred spine.

Just be wary of jarred artichokes, which are often marinated in oil.

Given the meager selection and sad quality of jarred fare available, it is no wonder.

Simon swung from the saddle, stumbling, with fear that his jarred leg would give under him.

I looked toward the engineering panel, confirming to my jarred senses that he wasn't there anymore.

He was rolling his head around, loosening the jarred muscles in his neck.

Attackers reached The Shadow at that moment; his jarred aim went high.

Her face fell suddenly, like a jarred souffle.

The principal, apparently fearing more potential Jarred disruptions, banned all candidates' speeches.

Matt landed hard in a shallow pool of ice melt and cradled his jarred hand.

The baby food market is instead dominated by jarred purées, processed to ensure long shelf lives.

The meals were for her 9-month-old daughter, Lena, who turns up her nose at jarred baby foods.

"But I'll remind her that she uses jarred capers."

"Today fresh food has more appeal than the jarred vinegars and mustards that you can get anywhere," he added.

Jarred awake by his hand at her shoulder, she cranked open her eyes, fuzzy and confused.

With around 200 mg per serving, it's lower in sodium than other dressings, and most jarred varieties don't contain added fat.

Skip the jarred variety, and splurge on a small wedge of fresh cheese for a more intense taste.

Baylor responded with a Jarred Salubi touchdown run to make it 42-31.

The driving knife flew from the jarred man's grasp and missed The Shadow by a yard.

Within few years after she is in jar with another.

The water will come up into the jar a little.

He put the jar down in the middle of the table.

Her eyes went to the jar for the first time.

Were they the ones you can put in a jar?

And a jar of stuff women put on their face at night.

They would see a jar of food and take it.

Then it hit him and he set the jar down again.

It was a bit of a jar to my system.

One jar we keep; the other is usually given away as a house present.

How would know it if I brought a jar full into the room?

I've never felt such a jar before, not in any of your work.

Do you have any idea at all when this jar came into the States?

Put it in a jar and at the end of the year we'll give you the money.

If it does not, add more oil to each jar.

No, building on every corner, which you can go in and have a jar?

We had a jar or two now and then, talked about old times.

He filled the other, set the jar on the table.

And certainly the jar would kill every man on board.

You see the girl in red, for example, over near the Japanese jar.

The young man came forward, holding a jar of something.

If you have a jar or two left over, this is the way to use it.

"But I just used to eat them right out of the jar."

He kept turning around to look at the jar behind him.

In a moment he stood back up again, holding a jar.

I had to say something that would jar her a bit.

She sat on the bed, taking care not to jar him.

We want to jar them out of doing the expected thing so that they really tell us about themselves.

I asked, most quietly, so as not to jar him.

He repeated the name as if that would jar his memory.

He lifted his friend gently, trying not to jar him.

Saying, "To jar us, this far back, that thing had to start off with a lot of power."

He eased down on the side of the bed, careful not to jar her.

"Hell yes I'll say more, if it'll jar some information out of you."

It's going to take force to really jar me.

Nothing that would jar the audience out of its rapport.

Go very slowly so the transition will not jar him."

I've never run a store myself, but I should think that would jar a chap.

Animals, people, even a strong wind can jar the pods to spring open.

She'd aimed for the tree, hoping the impact on his side would jar him enough to buy her a lead.

Physical activity that might jar the eye needs to be avoided after surgery.

The blow seemed never to jar him the least.

What she had to tell him would jar him awake.

I said in a loud voice to jar him.

"Will it jar you to tell me what you did?"

But, just to be sure, you can jar him or make a noise."

"I only said that to try to jar some sense into you," I told him.

He landed at last, almost afraid his momentum would jar the machine out of line.

Any slight move now, he was thinking, might jar the whole town into an explosive madness.

But it was futile, he didn't even jar the huge man.