Sentence examples for sudden outbreaks from inspiring English sources

There is something infectious about his sudden outbreaks of jollity.

The company is happy to host flashmobs for sudden outbreaks of dancing, and "street pianos" for anyone to play.

The quality cast notwithstanding, it's an overstuffed Christmas pudding of plot lines, held together with lots of declaiming, oversharing and sudden outbreaks of carolling.

In other campaigns in Africa and South Asia, vaccinators have grappled with natural disaster, virulent opposition from conservative clerics and sudden outbreaks of mysterious strains of the disease.

He noted that the urban zones most susceptible to sudden outbreaks of violence are usually fast-growing, poorly regulated areas, often with high population densities and large numbers of new arrivals.

They include Hassan Bakar, who has not been able to escape, but has been almost permanently on the move within Syria, trying to avoid the unpredictable shifts in the frontline and sudden outbreaks of violence.

Cambridge has a sudden outbreak of activity.

"They know exactly what to do if there's a sudden outbreak of dancing in here".

The sudden outbreak of old school drum'n'bass near the end is terrific too.

How did this affect her response to her brother's sudden outbreak into active adultery?

She was at the 1976 carnival and, aged 10, witnessed the sudden outbreak of violence.