| The sharpness in her voice startles Clark, as does her sudden pointing finger. |
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| But if something startles the deer and they begin to run, the whole herd of cows galumphs behind them until they reach the fence. |
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| Another way the film startles is its highfalutin talk about prime numbers, chaos theory and French post-impressionist painters. |
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| Luscious cream in puff pastry startles with the addition of salt-laced vanilla ice cream. |
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| Researchers first assumed startles were needed to arouse an infant beginning to experience respiratory distress. |
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| As you carefully squat down and try to relax a snake suddenly comes slithering through the weeds and startles you. |
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| A sharp tap on the ground in front of the dog's legs startles him without scaring him. |
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| The alarm clock startles you out of blissful alcoholic slumber and thrusts you into a nightmare world of pain and regret. |
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| The clapping of the passengers startles me awake as we arrive at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. |
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| The eastern hognose snake is a medium sized snake that often startles people the first time they see one. |
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| But in mine it prompts a longsuffering groan that rattles the windows and startles the cat. |
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| Top 10 albums don't mean what they used to, but Jason Isbell landing there in the US with Something More Than Free still startles. |
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| Perhaps this sudden burst of noise startles predators, helping the chipmunk to escape. |
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| When your child startles you from sleep screaming for help with the scary monster in his dream or under the bed, what do you do? |
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| When you get back into the car, the loudness of the radio startles you. |
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| Darin has been staring into space, so Jason's sudden yelling startles him. |
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| You may notice your dog startles when you come up behind her. Or perhaps she doesn't respond as quickly to the sound of the dog food bag. |
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| Shostakovich startles us with rinky-dink vulgarity in the midst of tragedy and depression. |
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| To escape from a straight jacket always creates a sensation and startles an audience. People associate this escape with Houdini! |
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| There, the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro captured the Inca Atahualpa after a slaughter that, up to now, startles the humanity. |
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| There's a very big age difference between us which I'm sure shocks a lot of people, and it startles me. |
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| The sound of the artillery fire is very loud in my classroom, it startles the pupils. |
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| It's a simple, but powerful workable business that still startles newcomers when they see the growing demand for it. |
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| Then, a long and limber girl with wide eyes and an uncanny resemblance to Rihanna grabs my hand and startles me by speaking. |
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| The sudden wail of an infant outside the bathroom door startles us. |
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| Do not feel surprised, either if your Sagittarian date, who you would have sworn is casually oriented clothes wise, startles you with a tiger or leopard motif. |
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| The diversity of human types in Europe found in fossiles outside the space occupied by the glaciations, startles the anthropological interpretation, not only in europeans, but in the species in general. |
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| I am having a little chat when a sudden hiss startles everyone. |
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| Their work startles spectators and encourages them to participate in a physical experience. They voice social concerns and take an evocative look at contemporary society. |
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| The herdboy in the broom, already musical in the days of Father Chaucer, startles the lark with this exiguous pipe. |
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| There's a cold edge to this electro pop chugger that startles with it's flickeringly repetitive neon lyrics. |
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| Gwen is crazy playful but startles easily. |
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