Sentence examples for moving suddenly from inspiring English sources
Instead, American author Ethan Canin was picked for a passage from his novel A Doubter's Almanac which runs heavy on the similes: "During sex she would quiet, moving suddenly on top of him like a lion over its prey..
Olney said she believed immigration was positive overall but that large numbers of people moving "suddenly into one area" could have a negative impact on community relations and needed to be managed.
In general, a training duration without foreground objects (non-bootstrapping) is required and some ghost (false positive) objects may be detected when some foreground objects change their motion status (static or moving) suddenly.
Since a person has more chances of staying in his current state rather than moving suddenly to the other state (e.g., a walking person increases his/her speed gradually until he/she starts running), then the final running or walking probability is a weighted sum of the current and previous probabilities.
As students, moving suddenly was not something they had anticipated just four months into a lease.
During sex she would quiet, moving suddenly on top of him like a lion over its prey.
He never jumped out windows, never moved suddenly, with a jolt.
"The thought of having to move suddenly, or the rent going up" is hugely daunting, she says.
Don't move suddenly, don't reach for your cell phone," de Blasio said he told his son.
If one correlation moves suddenly away from its average then you buy one and sell one.
