Sentence examples for It makes sudden from inspiring English sources

He observed that those sick with anxiety simmered for long periods, then suddenly the "foul fiend of fear" caused them to turn "red, pale, tremble, sweat, it makes sudden cold and heat come over the body, palpitation of the heart, syncope, etc".

On Monday, the head of Egypt's state-run provider of air navigation services, Ehab Azmy, said the plane plunged directly into the sea and challenged an account by the Greek defence minister that it made "sudden swerves" before the crash.

The terrain makes sudden sense: it's an ocean bed.

But a trend called pop-up stores makes sudden disappearance part of the appeal.

Typical of a film by Mr. Dumont, "Hadewijch" makes sudden leaps without filling in the details.

The rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, also known as ISIS, has been geographically disorienting: it has made sudden, sweeping moves into Northern Iraq, threatened the Turkish border, and put out videos, shot in indeterminate stretches of desert, in which hostages are mocked and killed.

But his dramatization of Curie's personal and professional trials often feels like a talking diorama in a science museum, at least until it makes a sudden leap into juicy, gaslit melodrama in the second act.

When reaching the chest wall where the probe is laid, it makes a sudden change in the ultrasound image, from an A'-profile to an A- or B-profile usually.

Make sure to cup your other hand under or next to the hand you are lifting the gecko up with so that you could catch your gecko if it makes a sudden move that could lead to it falling off of your hand.

Just because you are well-acquainted with your brakes doesn't give you an excuse to make it a habit of making sudden stops or tailgating.

If you make sudden movements, it is more likely that the shark will go after you.