Sentence examples for orders suddenly from inspiring English sources

"Put the bag down," he orders suddenly.

Then orders suddenly took off last fall, surging from a hundred to a thousand units a week.

There were 12 million postponed share orders suddenly filled between 1 49 p.m. and 1 51 p.m. without being properly marked 'late sale', which exaggerated the impression that people were trying to dump Facebook shares".

The most important single issue for most startups is marketplace savvy: How to get from a good idea, and enthusiasm, to a working company that won't stumble when the first deluge of orders comes over the transom, or collapse when orders suddenly slow down?

"Then the order suddenly changes, and we have even less time to prepare," he complained.

Owners of older SL's, once near the top of the parking-lot pecking order, suddenly face the prospect of being seen in the glamour car of yesteryear.

He argued that realignments in American politics are usually punctuated by transformative elections, in which the old order suddenly gives way and a new majority emerges in its place.

Dr. Schramm's equation analyzes behavior in two-dimensional systems near "phase transitions" when order suddenly appears out of disorder, like tiny magnets that suddenly line up in the same direction.

The issue provided a constant source of banter when I was at Portsmouth, with Gary O'Neil regularly on my case whenever one of us was injured and the pecking order suddenly revised.

However, once he was leg before to Hasan for just eight when failing to connect with a sweep, the Australia batting order suddenly looked top heavy.

Orders were suddenly given to use rifles and machine-guns.