Sentence examples for commencing suddenly from inspiring English sources

A magnetic storm is seen in observatory data as a temporary enhancement in geomagnetic and geoelectric disturbance, often commencing suddenly, followed by a day or two of growth and evolution, and, finally, a gradual return to a state of relative quiescence.

Symptomatically, the disease ranges from a mild attack to a severe course that commences suddenly and ends in death caused by dehydration and poisoning by bacterial toxins.

The panel members were satisfied that, after take-off, VH-AET achieved a normal climb of about 325 feet per minute (1.6 m/s) and a gradient of about 1¾% before suddenly commencing a descent of about 17½%.

One month after commencing therapy, she suddenly developed a rapidly growing vulvar tumor.

That was quite a moment". Director Rodrigo Garcia recalls how, a few days before principal photography commenced, "there was suddenly this peculiar little man standing next to me.

It will not make people who have thus far refrained suddenly jump up and commence fornication.

He applied light pressure with a blade to the wounded man's frontal lobe, and his speech "suddenly terminated; a word that had been commenced was cut in two.

While the Viet Cong assembled their formations, U.S.-led forces inside the Special Forces Camp were suddenly placed on alert, forcing the Viet Cong to commence their attack 70 minutes earlier than scheduled.

"My inner dream is to go to the place," he starts to explain — and suddenly breaks into the old Roy Rogers theme song — "where the West commences, gaze at the moon till I lose my senses.... Don't fence me in".

According to the minutes, released on Tuesday, the extended-period language should not limit the Fed's ability "to commence monetary policy tightening promptly" if economic activity or underlying inflation were to suddenly accelerate.

Suddenly one man, James Samson, is alone, as Debussy's second section, "Jimbo's Lullaby," commences.