Sentence examples for combined suddenly from inspiring English sources

There was something strange and exciting, in those early rounds, about merely seeing these two in the same ring, as if rival movie franchises had somehow combined — suddenly Optimus Prime was doing battle with, say, one of the Batmen.

Around 2010, however, a number of factors combined to make menswear suddenly mainstream.

Researchers could suddenly combine the genes of two creatures that would never have been able to mate in nature.

His behaviour is transformed into a foreshadowing of disruptive violence when the screeching suddenly combines in the mother's ears with a pneumatic drill in the street.

If you are, then the car is a self-evident engineering miracle – a triumph of the combinatorial innovation that the economist W Brian Arthur sees as the essence of technology – by which he means the way in which a number of different, separately evolving, technologies suddenly combine to enable something that was hitherto inconceivable.

Two or more small waves, driven forward by strong currents, and at the same time resisted by powerful headwinds, suddenly combine and amplify their height into a single, giant wave.

Major portions of entire soil profiles can move downslope suddenly by the combined action of water and gravity.

That year, the combined Labour and Tory vote suddenly shrank, and the Liberal and SNP vote ballooned.

"We regret that proposals to suddenly cut tariffs combined with the threat of closure of the scheme next January will spark a massive market rush," said Mike Landy, its head of policy.

From his headquarters at Tarraco (Tarragona) in 209, Scipio suddenly launched a combined military and naval assault on the enemy's headquarters at Carthago Nova, knowing that all three enemy armies in Spain were at least 10 days distant from the city.

The outlook for future growth suddenly dims, suddenly weighed down by the combined drag of demographics, depression, and debt.