Sentence examples for spontaneously to from inspiring English sources

"People don't have blast bombs spontaneously to hand".

Some militias sprang up spontaneously to defend neighborhoods, he said.

Egyptian history was full of instances of public anger erupting spontaneously to create revolutions.

"The whole class came out here spontaneously to see the memorial.

Sometimes they saw an appealing child on the street and stopped spontaneously to talk.

Gordon Brown is not a man spontaneously to be cross, and he never sounds cross when he is cross.

'Will Gordon want to be chairman of the next election campaign?' one very well-placed observer wondered spontaneously to me.

The other people in the carriage had overheard her side of the conversation and started, spontaneously, to pray.

She said she decided spontaneously to expose her scalp about 10 days before opening night.

As security collapsed, neighborhoods banded together, almost spontaneously, to face any provocation, imagined or otherwise.

Images of defiant "broom armies", gathering spontaneously to clear up the debris, helped lift an initially despairing mood.