Sentence examples for perhaps suddenly from inspiring English sources

One day the market will dry up, perhaps suddenly, and what will happen then?Chicago's Mr Kaplan is surprisingly optimistic.

Manuel chuckled ever so slightly after he said it, perhaps suddenly aware of what he had just referenced, or perhaps amused with himself for his subtlety.

That is, given a sufficient disturbance, the structure might buckle, perhaps suddenly, to another shape.

Put the world behind a tiny frame/screen (handheld technology perhaps) and suddenly, by focusing smaller and blocking out the imagined dead weight of the world around us, we can manage to take in even more information, do more, feel bigger, lighter, move faster... even to a pathological degree.

After three days of calmly resisting student demonstrators who were trying to occupy the national assembly, a group of soldiers (perhaps snipers) suddenly and inexplicably opened fire on them, leaving 16 people dead.

Or perhaps, it suddenly occurs to me, it's just shatterproof glass.

Or perhaps it suddenly strikes you, with the force of panic, that maybe, as a foreign term, ibid.

Or perhaps it suddenly showed up in humans, jumping directly from birds to people.

I live in an interesting house now at McLean's, one in which no man had entered since perhaps 1860; suddenly it was made co-ed.

It all started four years ago when the jumpsuit returned from the wilderness – blame it on the Eighties revival, on the rise of minimalism perhaps, but suddenly this garment which had been nowhere was everywhere.

He said the pilot, Theron A. Smith, appeared to have been trying a sharp ascent when the plane crashed, perhaps realizing suddenly the proximity of mountains cloaked in the clouds.