Sentence examples for some sudden from inspiring English sources

This has been a weekend of startling change for the N.B.A., some gradual and some sudden.

"What's occurring in broadcast news is not some sudden crisis.

Or perhaps some sudden departures facilitate speedy arrivals elsewhere.

Smith is known to make some sudden moves.

"I had some sudden ideas and she was always ready to hear," Ms. Guinness explains.

He does not claim that he or any other general experienced some sudden moral conversion.

It feels to me more as though the economy is gradually strengthening, rather than achieving some sudden take-off.

It seems likely that there is some sudden and profound change in Franco's brain whenever he is "inspired" or "possessed".

"The show makes some sudden leaps in mood, but then again, it's based on a cartoon," she said.

Richard Foster, chairman of the commission, said: "This is not about some sudden upsurge in miscarriages of justice.

But rather than reflecting some sudden strenthening in the eurozone, it follows worse-than-expected house sales data out of America this afternoon.