Sentence examples for risen suddenly from inspiring English sources

With the first day of heat this past week, the corn and beans that hadn't risen suddenly rose.

Moreover, some sceptics complain about the way ancient data of this type were used to construct a different but related piece of climate science: the so-called hockey-stick model, which suggests that temperatures have risen suddenly since the beginning of the industrial revolution.

It has risen suddenly, a welcome surprise.

I see her rising suddenly, as suddenly as she fell.

That exposes them to "heavy losses" if rates rise suddenly.

The guy hissed something and she rose, suddenly docile.

The noise level rose suddenly and sharply, as if someone had gone in for a touchdown.

Then the house lights dimmed, the crystal chandeliers rose suddenly like silent stars, and the real world fell away.

And when temperatures rise suddenly in winter, the trees begin photosynthesizing and losing water from their thousands of flat needles.

Both players rose suddenly, not from obscurity, but from the broad strata, just below stardom, of unfulfilled potential.

There was a time when they earned enough to enjoy a comfortable life, but the waves of hardship rose suddenly and they drowned.