Sentence examples for abruptly become from inspiring English sources

The striker, who has abruptly become imperious in the air, nodded against the post from Valencia's service four minutes later.

In what had abruptly become a frighteningly circumscribed universe, shopping offered possibility, a forward stretch into seasons to come.

"In whatever kind of a 'race' life may be," he wrote, "I have abruptly become a finalist".

In an English-to-French switch, for example, instances of "the" would abruptly become rare, whereas "le", "la" and "les" would crop up all over the place.

Then, by dint of another fundamental property of superconductors, they abruptly become resistive again, only to go back to business as usual when the surge dissipates.

When that happens, a solid material seemingly resting safely in place can abruptly become a murky liquid, flowing downhill and destroying nearly everything in its path.

That tone abruptly became inappropriate.

He abruptly became Nepal's new monarch.

After the September 11th attacks, Pakistan abruptly became America's key ally in the "war on terror".

It's near the end of the day and the coast, originally clear, abruptly becomes clogged.

At Howard, Murray's race ceased to be an issue, but her gender abruptly became one.