Sentence examples for a time of sudden from inspiring English sources

The summer is everywhere a time of sudden changes.

Like an ignored younger sibling reaching out to give a gentle squeeze of the hand to a pompous, bullying older one in a time of sudden vulnerability, it's a most Canadian acknowledgment of our current predicament.

For all the self-assurance of the Victorians, it was not accidental that the question was put at a time of sudden imperial uncertainty in India and the Crimea.

But financial worries come amid a time of sudden evolution for MPR, which last month transformed itself from a cultural pundit reliant on NPR content into what Mr. Michael called "a ragtag coterie of volunteer citizen reporters" whose public-service journalism on the Rock House Fire was a daily fix on the air and on the Web.

But what gives those eternal questions their narrative drive is how the men in the grey flannel suits who survived the Depression, World War II and Korea coped with a time of sudden and unexpected uncertainty, triggered by three or more shots in Dealey Plaza.

At a time of such extreme upheaval and sudden decision making, obvious choices are very appealing.

We are living in a time of rollover lawyers, tire lawyers, sudden-acceleration lawyers.

In this time of sudden death, grief and confusion, Johnson's thoughts after the run have some resonance, especially regarding the guilt of survivors.

In this time of sudden death, grief and confusion, there is implicit advice and comfort in Kirk Johnson's recently published "To the Edge: A Man, Death Valley and the Mystery of Endurance" (Warner Books).

We have also studied the GPS-TEC variation at the time of sudden storm commencement (SSC).

Cardiac pathologic features are frequent when the child is witnessed to be awake at the time of sudden death.