Sentence examples for made unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quinn, 65, who did not appear in the Dublin court where the ruling was made, unexpectedly dropped his opposition to the bankruptcy proceedings.

Consequently, l'affaire Ashley Madison inspired in me a curious kind of Orwellian doublethink: straightforward puritan relish at the sight of folly rebuked, coupled with pained liberal disquiet at the thought of so many private lives made unexpectedly public.

Alexis Tsipras, the rising star of Greek politics and the leader of the Coalition of the Radical Left, known as Syriza, which made unexpectedly large gains in Sunday's elections, said he would hand in his mandate on Thursday after failing to form a leftist coalition based on rejecting Greece's loan agreement.

Making progress with representatives of all 140-plus members of the WTO would be impossible, which is why only 25 trade ministers were invited to Sydney: all the most powerful members plus a range of important and influential developing countries from all parts of the world.One one issue, the Sydney meeting made unexpectedly good progress.

In the nine months to the end of September, the German airline made unexpectedly healthy pre-tax profits of euro650m ($601m), after an improved third quarter.See article: LufthansaFree flightThe European Court of Justice ruled that bilateral "open-skies" deals between eight EU countries and America were unlawful because they discriminated against other European airlines.

How far the upper prong has gone towards Petrozavodsk is not yet known, but according to information reaching Helsinki the drive south-eastwards made unexpectedly easy progress, capturing Olonets on Saturday and reaching the Svir on Sunday, having advanced fifty miles in three days.

The combined Royalist and Fascist troops are making unexpectedly easy progress as thousands of armed peasants rush to join their colors.

Whitehall's frame allows a plausible impersonation of Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock, who makes unexpectedly filthy deductions in two standout scenes.

Furthermore, Sean Hughes – the Channel 4 pinup of the early 90s, now making unexpectedly great material about the morbidities of middle age – could justify the ticket price on his own.

Unless he makes unexpectedly rapid progress in sorting out the mess at Chrysler, Mr Schrempp will be lucky to hold on to his job.As he watches time running out, the BMW book should send a shiver down Mr Schrempp's spine.

Former 'Pee-wee's Playhouse' Cartoonist Makes Unexpectedly Funny Text Art.