Sentence examples for a surprise back from inspiring English sources

Today's news doesn't come as a surprise — back in March, Twitter began routing direct messages through a new link shortening service as an anti-phishing mechanism.

It's obviously a huge milestone for the site, but it shouldn't come as much of a surprise — back in June we reported that YouTube was seeing over 1.2 billion views a day, and it's likely above that by now.

One day in July, he found himself leading a discussion of Sarah Palin, who had recently called a surprise back-yard press conference to announce that she was resigning the governorship of Alaska.

If you are a Google news watcher, Allo may not come as a complete surprise: back in December the WSJ reported that the company was working on an AI-based messaging app: this appears to be that very product.

But if it happens -- what a wonderful surprise!" Back in December, Bridges revealed that he nearly didn't take the now iconic part of The Dude -- it creeped him out, he said.

And although Steve Fisher deserves credit for cobbling together the group that will make a surprise trip back to the tournament, this matchup will not be easy.

The Professional Footballers Associationn holds its player of the year awards next weekend and it would be a surprise, looking back at the last eight months, if the prize went to anyone bar one of the three Leicester City players – Riyad Mahrez, Jamie Vardy and N'Golo Kanté – on the six‑man shortlist.

It was a surprise, because back in March, the country's president, Pierre Nkurunziza had decreed that such a practice was to be banned.

She and her mother Priscilla recently made a surprise visit back there for a candlelight vigil marking the 35th anniversary of Elvis' death.

Pedestrians looking into the windows of the Wellcome Collection science and culture venue in London now have a surprise staring back at them: an interactive and giant pair of digital eyes.

Nor that Robben had produced two goals that suggested he is – surprise, surprise – back to his best in a tournament year.