Sentence examples for has suddenly opened from inspiring English sources

The party that looked dead in the water a year ago has suddenly opened up a space for a comeback.

Because a technological asymmetry has suddenly opened up between seeing and being seen.

A secret trapdoor had suddenly opened.

"A window of opportunity had suddenly opened," Mr. Guyton said.

At the monastery, he writes, "a new world had suddenly opened up, incomparable in its beauty".

It was as if a whole new world of Wagner singing had suddenly opened up.

Not many years before, a long fissure had suddenly opened on Heimaey, running through grazing land, low and flat, and pouring forth incandescent lava.

It was as if a chasm had suddenly opened between this single black performer and all those increasingly uneasy white people.

It seems like the floodgates have suddenly opened for transgender actors in the last few weeks, with trans people being cast in all kinds of televisual feasts from Hollyoaks to Doctor Who.

I lived with my new stepsister, who had married my cousin (seven years later, both would die in a terror attack), and, as soon as he was demobilized, we rushed to Hebron to buy blown glass, as if the West Bank were an exotic vacation spot that had suddenly opened to us.

But a couple of days later, while attempting to say Mass, he had an onset of faintness and even after three attempts was unable to go through with the service, and the next morning the rector, who had examined Father Kleinsorge's apparently negligible but unhealed cuts daily, asked in surprise, "What have you done to your wounds?" They had suddenly opened wider and were swollen and inflamed.