Sentence examples for rises suddenly from inspiring English sources

Later, as I walk among the sculpture park's rolling hills and dales, a winged figure rises suddenly from the hillside before me, as if flushed from hiding.

Therese downs her drink with fatalistic obedience, and it affects her like a truth potion: her voice rises "suddenly in a babble" as she tells Carol about her secret loneliness).

When it comes to what pollies expect Australians to shell out in out-of-pocket expenses or private health insurance premium rises, suddenly it appears there is no such crisis at all.

Rectangular temperature perturbations (plotted on a graph, these show up as a curve that periodically rises suddenly, stays constant for an interval, and then drops suddenly to the original value) can be produced in aqueous solutions of reacting systems by using microwaves to heat the solution.

(The scene, one of the novel's best, has an almost witchy feel. Therese downs her drink with fatalistic obedience, and it affects her like a truth potion: her voice rises "suddenly in a babble" as she tells Carol about her secret loneliness).

Note the increased amplitude of the oscillations in this 'after SVdataata athehe place where blood pressure rises suddenly to systole.

Far out on Delhi's southern and eastern fringes the rows of high-rises suddenly turn skeletal.

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.

This situation changed drastically as lake levels rose suddenly in the centuries following 3540 cal BP.