Sentence examples for sudden means from inspiring English sources

It all of a sudden means you're going to go out and raise money to pay for these renovations, to pay for the hiring," he said.

El-P told the BBC: "Every word that you're saying all of a sudden means 100 times more than it meant the night before.

"If the Lincoln Center audience is going to see 'Flow,' it doesn't all of a sudden mean we've arrived".

The fact James's death was classified as sudden meant that Surrey police officers were given the lead role in the investigation.

Think about it this way, If you fractured your thumb and started paying more attention to it than your other fingers, does that all of a sudden mean that your other fingers don't matter?

"But, all of a sudden, new means have appeared".

Russo's sudden departure means that he will not have a farewell show.

Until now, because all of a sudden the means of production is a hot topic in standup circles.

His sudden reappearance means they have spent the past month being quizzed about how they feel to be "competing" with him.

Musical.ly features videos it likes on the app's homepage; the sudden exposure means Musers can get very big, very quickly.

Young's sudden departure means NRL headquarters are now in turmoil after losing three senior officials since the end of last season, including head of game strategy development Shane Richardson.