Sentence examples for from there to the astonishment of from inspiring English sources

From there – to the astonishment of many – the course suddenly became news across the globe.

This year, to the astonishment of audiences and cast alike, there actually is a plot.

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To the astonishment of many, the event not only took place, but there were actual fans in the stadium, many of them.

To the astonishment of a distinguished international jury, he also offered daringly precocious accounts of monologues from Wagner's "Fliegende Holländer" and "Meistersinger von Nürnberg".

BreakingNews' first major scoop, to the astonishment of the European news establishment, was Van Poppel's acquisition of a videotape carrying a statement from Osama bin Laden.

Naturally, there were lots of journalists in attendance, but also there, to Allan's astonishment, were a number of members of the English team.

But there were also, on the horizon, referendums and handshakes and the astonishment of the impossible.

The adults, too, feel the astonishment of the moment.

That act, like those moments from Garbo, Gish, and Brooks, suggests a vein of contrariness and complication, the astonishments of art.

At any moment an incident might tug the top layer from person and reveal an astonishment of traits below.