Sentence examples for enter suddenly from inspiring English sources

Many of the roughly 100 people — mostly media — who had been waiting quietly for Bowers to enter suddenly craned their necks, some half-standing or half-crouched trying to get a glimpse of the man suspected of killing 11 people and wounding six in a rampage Saturday at the Tree of Life Synagogue.

The play's third character, Wren Laura Odehh), enters suddenly and sourly, proffering little information at first.

There are moments in which the drama enters suddenly and uncomfortably, but Chase is quick to say a funny word and bring back the comedy.

But she could not entirely escape grief and shock: even in the comic worlds of Duncombe and Cranford, death enters suddenly and brutally indeed, Dickens once lamented that he did wish her characters were a bit more steady on their feet.

If you have your ovaries removed, either as a treatment for an ovarian problem or in conjunction with a hysterectomy, your body will enter menopause suddenly.

JustShareIt is entering a suddenly crowded, and increasingly scrutinized, industry.

A security guard said something great as I re-entered, and suddenly I felt I was in another show: Mr. Csihar's.

"It's very hard to persuade people 10 days before an election, to suddenly enter and say, 'Follow me, I know best,' " Mr. Koch said.

As Virginia Woolf talks to her husband Leonard, we suddenly enter his mind too ("She may be the most intelligent woman in England, he thinks").

It's a continuum that things like Amazon's Dash, connected cars and smart meters usher us along, rather than a state that we suddenly enter.

You suddenly enter a world you may have no experience of, being asked questions about cut, materials and design that you don't know the answer to.