Sentence examples for sudden accession from inspiring English sources
We can't help wondering just what effect this sudden accession of space is going to have.
The following day evangelical and Catholic politicians obliged the government to scrap plans to show videos with an anti-homophobic theme to school pupils, threatening that they would otherwise back calls for a congressional inquiry into Mr Palocci's sudden accession of wealth.All this comes after a bout of pneumonia kept Ms Rousseff out of the public eye for much of May.
Actually, the 76-year-old Caro says his latest book about Johnson, a 736-page tome that chronicles his unhappy time as vice president and sudden accession to the presidency after John F. Kennedy's assassination, are not about one person, but about the exercise of political power.
No, New Labour was killed off not by the accession of Gordon Brown, or the departure of Tony Blair, but by the sudden end of an era of 63 consecutive quarters of economic growth.
An accession party, perhaps?
accession," Mr. Tsim said.
This is called an accession.
