But the blaze of Mr. Murphy's gaze is so compelling, you have to look twice to make sure that the Holy Ghost itself — or its infernal equivalent — hasn't made a sudden guest appearance.
Two years later, on his album Treasure Island, Sudden attracted guest appearances from Ian McLagan, once one of the Small Faces, and Mick Taylor, a former Rolling Stone, so fulfilling a childhood dream of playing music with his idols.
During the explosion, the seats of the auditorium lurches with a sudden drop, giving guests a final scare.
Temporary dwellings went up to accommodate the sudden swell of guests, and the millet beer flowed as processions of dancers and singers wound their way through the streets.
When I became a better server, all of a sudden, they became better guests.
Indeed, Michael Capuzzo, whose account of the 1916 attacks, "Close to Shore: A True Story of Terror in an Age of Innocence Broadwayay Books, $24.95) said he had been pleasantly surprised by the large turnouts at book signings and his sudden demand as a guest speaker.
When he was an 8-year-old star on "The Andy Griffith Show" in the early 1960's, he witnessed the sudden mental collapse of a guest actor while the camera was rolling.
In the heat of battle at ten past eight, the last thing a Today guest needs is a sudden, helpless longing to be liked.
Instead, Mildred is dispatchfully dealt with as barely a sidenote in the final chapter: "Mildred had been working in our household for five years and all of a sudden we were alone in the guest house.
Count on cancellation coverage from any cause, such as bad weather, a fire, or the sudden illness of the function's guest of honor.
