Sentence examples for sudden period from inspiring English sources

This brief and sudden period of freedom and flowering, apparently the happiest of her life, forms the background of "Jenny," which appeared in 1911.

Temperature and weather conditions also have an influence a sudden period of cold weather during autumn may induce the immediate departure of many migrants.

A sudden period of aridity followed the first of these eras of humidity-related agricultural growth.

Fish in ponds that are exposed to hot weather for several days, and then treated to a sudden period of heavy rain or cloud cover, also tend to be vulnerable to diseases due to low oxygen condition and high organic wastes (Srisapoome and Areechon 2014); this is because rain encourages water mixing between the surface and bottom layers.

You may have a slow, gradual decline and then a sudden period of feeling OK.

Thereafter, Uleki underwent a sudden period of rapid intensification and achieved major hurricane status later that day.

They are transitory sudden periods of heat and sweating lasting between two and ten minutes, generally on the neck, face and torso [ 4] The causal mechanism of HF/NS in men remains poorly understood, however, as for women, they are associated with changing hormone levels.

Muscles are believed to be relatively resistant to ischemia, but even shorter or sudden periods of ischemia may result in an overload of calcium in the muscle and could in weaker patients induce secondary complications such as compartment syndrome and respiratory distress syndrome [ 8, 13].

No reason was given for the sudden maintenance period, though the game has been dogged by bugs and glitches in the past, with numerous server-based teething troubles occurring in the weeks following its arrival.

The Czech Republic defeated Finland to capture the gold medal, also in a sudden victory period.

The modern overtime format was set as a five-minute, sudden death period; the game ended when either team scored.