Sentence examples for a sudden line from inspiring English sources

America had been met with an undeniable force; a sudden line being drawn that demanded you take a side: was this performance one of the most exhilarating things you'd ever seen in your life, or was the world going to hell in a hand cart?

A sudden flood?

But all of a sudden, this line of demarcation between what they could take and what they couldn't take became very blurry because Major League Baseball did not define it.

"I didn't feel like a sudden red line had been crossed — the line had been blurred," Gavagan said, explaining that he avoided his parents when he returned home with liquor on his breath by telling them he was exhausted and going straight to his room.

It's an intriguing premise, of course, and, of course it will all go wrong: a sudden aberrant line of source code will risk not only the lives of the guests but, more crucially, the psyches of the androids in the park, who suddenly have twitches of memories.

"You shake your hand and all of a sudden the line does not look good the next season and you have to buy it," he added.

A first-half Lineker hat-trick propelled England into the second round, and when another two goals followed against Paraguay, Lineker was all of a sudden in line for the Golden Boot.

He also lampoons Geert Wilders for taking a sudden hard line against austerity -- telling the House of Representatives that the far-right leader will end up as an honorary social democrat* * - he should be so lucky 2.10pm: More from Geert Wilders -- he tells the Dutch parliament to drop the aim of a 3% budget deficit in 2013.

A sudden increase in line noise can sometimes cause your modem to disconnect, no matter what you are doing online.

"All of a sudden, the police line opened up and mounted police charged in," said one plaintiff, Steven W. Kotick, 54.

So unless, we are, all of a sudden, redistricting state lines, then gerrymandering can't possibly be the cause of what we're seeing at the state level.