Sentence examples for sudden declarations from inspiring English sources

"Sudden declarations of English votes for English laws is an example of that sticking plaster.

His sudden declaration in October last year that he would seek to become prime minister was as mysterious as it was explosive.

The South African captain said outsmarting Australia and David Warner with his sudden declaration was down to luck.

The foreign jurisdiction in question is Ireland, where hollow laughter greeted McFeely's sudden declaration of Britishness.

Many LACMA trustees were angry with Broad for, as one said, having "pulled the rug out from under us" with the sudden declaration about his collection.

His sudden declaration that he is not a star sounded more like a defense mechanism during a trying period than an actual statement of purpose.

And more direct than a sudden declaration that I'd be declining all bungee-jumping invitations for the next nine months.

Mr. Bolani's sudden declaration of the detainees' innocence seemed at first to make an already murky series of events even less clear.

The reason for this sudden declaration by Villiers was that her leader, David Cameron, had a problem typically of his own making.

Suddenly we're right?" Mr. Aravosis and other critics of Chief Ramsey see another motive at work in his sudden declaration of an emergency: job protection.

For example, on one page we go from the cautious statement "It is a reasonable guess that one of the pressures to invent agriculture was to feed and profit from wealthy traders" to the sudden declaration "Trade came first".