Sentence examples for something sudden from inspiring English sources

You feel good a couple of days, and you do something sudden and blow it out.

The machine, the cigarette, the empty stage all suggest that something sudden and mysterious has caused Anne to vanish.

The bill warns that an emergency must be something "sudden" and "unforeseen" as well as something temporary, not permanent.

By holding off on the advance obit, you roll the dice and hope something sudden doesn't happen that will make you regret your decision to wait.

When something sudden and unexpected happens the fragile membrane that holds it all together tears and secrets start to seep out.

Once a week, he kicks extra points in practice, just to be ready, and he'll take a few practice punts, too, in case Pat Leahy or Dave Jennings should have something sudden and serious happen to them.

A three-star restaurant would also be more vulnerable, Luca said, to something like sudden increases in rent.

And many people will squander valuable time to get something free.The sudden ubiquity of this research has rendered Homo economicus a straw man.

But something, some sudden flickering of the blood, forced him to his feet and he made his way through the gap in the wall.

Something so sudden and enormous and completely unprecedented that it doesn't seem like hyperbole to suggest that life itself may never be the same again.

"There's something about sudden, early death," says Roger Richman, the attorney who pioneered the business of licensing dead celebrities.