Sentence examples for sudden advent from inspiring English sources
To some, the sudden advent of opportunities for black performers has a lot to do with his titanic achievement in African-American theater.
The film, in Hungarian and English with subtitles, progresses through interviews recalling a communal paradise (dating from the mid-1800s), the sudden advent of anti-Semitism and the road to Auschwitz.
Writer Peter Moffatt eschewed the conventional stirring courtroom scene of barristers giving their closing speeches to the jury in favour of the sudden, brutal advent of a guilty verdict and a life sentence.
He said Advent's sudden turnaround was typical of foreign investors in the region who misunderstand the forces behind its Internet economy and then pull out when profits are slow to arrive.
Furthermore, the advent of eclampsia can be sudden, without noticeable signs of PE, and may even occur very early in the second trimester [9].
Navigating New York City has become a different beast in recent years--with the advent of Citibikes and Uber, all of a sudden options for getting from point A to point B have multiplied, especially in the outer boroughs.
Citing past crises in 1998 (the advent of smaller phones), 2001 (the bursting of the tech bubble) and 2004 (the sudden popularity of flip phones), Mr. Vanjoki says.
In the Forest Ridge refectory, conversation was limited by having to be in French, by Lent and Advent, by retreats (when the only utterance permitted was "Passe le sel"), and by sudden, arbitrary silences imposed by the surveillante's clapper.
The leaders of Enlightenment thought did not make a sudden break with traditional ideas but gave up belief in miracles, the Virgin Birth, the Resurrection, and the Second Advent only gradually.
"We all of a sudden learned a lot more about drug-induced toxicity and we learned more about drug interactions, and the advent of molecular biology tools all kind of happened at the same time to make people a lot more aware," Yasuda says.
