Sentence examples for sudden effort from inspiring English sources
RT @darth: *poster* RT @dcbigjohn: THE FULL VITTER http://t.co/QnhehDQXqA October 15, 2013 Updated at 6.01pm BST 5.37pm BST Summary Here's a summary of where things stand: Senate majority leader Harry Reid spiked a sudden effort by House Republicans Tuesday morning to get back in the dealmaking game with a new legislative pitch.
It won't help if you suddenly change the way you dress or act; people (especially people your age) can smell a phony and won't react well to your obvious and sudden effort to be cool.
That may explain the sudden efforts to put an even greater distance between reporters and the candidate, who are already separated by metal gates at events.
That may explain the sudden efforts to put even greater distance between reporters and the candidate, who are already separated by a wall of metal gates at events.
With a sudden, wild effort he hoicked a leg over, and hung there like a gibbon, grinning fiercely down at them over his shoulder.
Bork [ 7] identified the main causes of WRMDs in physiotherapists as staying in the same position for along time and continuing to work when tired; Molumphy [ 10] emphasized lifting and leaning downwards with sudden maximal effort; and West [ 13] highlighted maintaining the same posture for along time, manual therapy, repeated movements, and increased work load.
In the early efforts to free her, Crean narrowly escaped being crushed by a sudden movement in the ice.
There does however seem to be a darker side to the sudden intense efforts to persuade Scotland to vote No.
Thousands behind them had no knowledge of this, but endured sudden police efforts to clear the square.
Afterwards, the bottom spherical and inward inverted portions touch each other, leading to a sudden jump in effort.
