Sentence examples for list suddenly from inspiring English sources

As a result, the state's approved list suddenly dropped to 100 from 200.

It's in the last two or three years that things have really taken off, because the back list suddenly clicked.

And that defined-number list suddenly has me checking Mr DeLong's site with great interest and regularity to see if I've made the cut.I'm not sure what it is about set-number lists that people find so engrossing.

The consequence was that families struggling to keep a roof over their children's heads by, for example, hanging on in substandard or overcrowded accommodation while they worked their way up the housing list suddenly slipped to the bottom of the queue.

France were Six Nations wooden-spoonists last season – had relegation been in place and the fixture list suddenly required them to play Belgium and Spain in the Nations Cup they would have struggled to fill a modest club ground, never mind the Stade de France.

But in the context of Tashiro's research, this list suddenly reduces search results tremendously!

In several cases, says one, the European subsidiaries of Russian companies thought to be controlled by parties on sanctions lists suddenly appear to be only indirectly owned by them, thanks to the creation of a new corporate layer (ownership of which is hard or impossible to ascertain) to hold a majority stake in them.

One of a group of boats listed suddenly, sending about 200 people tumbling into the Mediterranean, Italian Coast Guard commander Cosimo Nicastro told Reuters.

So the guest list has suddenly swelled, and the roster has become a galaxy.

"You get put on a list and suddenly you're out of a job," Mr. Pascuzzi said.

But when Chuck Knoblauch went on the disabled list, he suddenly was a Yankee again.