Sentence examples for arrive without warning from inspiring English sources

"White squalls" -- intense, unexpected storms that arrive without warning on otherwise clear days -- are probable culprits along with waterspouts, the equivalent of sea tornadoes.

The Bering Sea event is another reminder that despite efforts to identify and track space rocks that could pose a threat to Earth, sizeable meteors can still arrive without warning.

Beyoncé's sister has been just as quiet regarding new material as her older sibling typically is when it comes to new music, but there have been plenty of reports have popped up over the past several months that claim that not only is the Grammy winner's new record already done, but that it could arrive without warning at any point.

Emotions can be roughly divided into two kinds – basic emotions or "gut feelings", which arrive without warning, and "reflective" emotions, which require conscious thought.

With water and electricity already cut and demolition crews threatening to arrive without warning, Mr. Yan vacated his house last week, leaving its interior strewn with discarded books and magazines.

It was rewarding because an astonishing number of high-quality Android smartphones were introduced with regularity, creating a glut of winning options, but it was exasperating because each month, it seemed, a new Android superphone would arrive without warning, potentially making that phone you had purchased weeks ago instantly second-tier.

Meanwhile, good fortune arrived without warning.

The end arrived without warning.

And a month later, when hundreds of police officers arrived without warning after midnight to dismantle the encampment, the two rushed to Lower Manhattan in a taxi from Brooklyn.

The something wicked that comes creeping like night in "Vanishing on 7th Street," turning down the sun and seemingly sucking people right out of their homes, offices, cars and clothes, arrives without warning.

The spell is typically uncanny, arriving without warning in a flinging motion of a spread hand, transforming Sophie in an instant before she or the reader has any idea what has happened.