Sentence examples for produce suddenly from inspiring English sources

At 24 h, lactic acid began to produce suddenly and its concentration reached 9.33 g/L in 96 h.

"People often feel overwhelmed in the kitchen, and when all this produce suddenly arrives, they panic," said Ronna Welsh, a chef in Brooklyn who teaches workshops on, among other topics, produce management.

Then, 30 mL of 0.28 M MnSO4 solution was dropped into the above mixed solution, and the brown precipitation was produced suddenly.

DJing and producing suddenly became something more than a part-time job to make a couple extra bucks on the weekend.

When several manufacturers either stopped, or drastically reduced the amount of vaccines they were producing, suddenly we were buying up to 90 per cent of the vaccines available.

Now you're a published author or a playwright whose one-act has been produced — and suddenly everybody thinks you're a professional.

For instance, all of the programming that Time Warner produces could suddenly become unavailable to competitors to the newly merged entity's rival distributors, except at a much higher price.

That's known as their "place" of articulation.All those sounds are known as the "plosives" or "stops" because air flow is completely obstructed, then suddenly released, to produce a short burst of high frequency energy.

There is no one who would argue that resolving the Palestinian issue would suddenly produce a united Arab world.

Still, all the teams that fire head coaches each season aren't going to suddenly produce the next Joe Montana or Troy Aikman.

Religious traditions, if they are worth the name, can suddenly produce charismatic figures, mystical movements, prophets, seers, new incarnations and indeed all manner of things that no bureaucrat ever dreamed of.