Sentence examples for sudden right from inspiring English sources

And now, all of a sudden, right before our eyes, he was a man transformed.

A few years ago, a livery cab making a sudden right turn cut me off as I was heading uptown on my bike along Amsterdam Avenue.

I relished the attention and the relative immunity from punishment that my new status gave me, and I relished, above all, the sudden right to privacy.

The conjoined arrangement of acrobatic wooden stools, and the tables that take a sudden right angle, so one pair of its legs rest on the wall, are reworked from original pieces of furniture rather than built from scratch.

As a result, the microprocessor can also help the leg adjust to different conditions, like walking down stairs or taking a sudden right turn to run for a bus.

It ends with the economic crash of 1987 and the age of AIDS, a disease cruelly exacerbated by the sudden right turn in American politics to a sunny, mindless optimism that privileged consumption over compassion, selfishness over the social contract, and American power over American idealism.

The sudden, right-angled thrust of a career inflection point may require even more creativity and idea generation than your research work requires, and it's in an area of your life where you probably are not used to being creative.

The Mann Act and the American Plan were swift responses to changes in American culture and the seemingly sudden rights and privileges granted women, said Scott W. Stern, who recently published a book about the McCall case.

I felt I had a sudden view right into the unguarded unconscious of Russia's ruling elite.

Think of it like an emotional insurance policy that makes you "feel" protected against a large, sudden drop right after you invest your money.

He pressured Klitschko and seemed to be turning the bout around when he took a sudden straight right and was hurt.