Sentence examples for sudden sensation from inspiring English sources
The flashes -- a sudden sensation of being overheated, with sweating and facial flushing -- can occur repeatedly, day and night.
Bending over, about to read the inscription on a fallen stone, I had the sudden sensation of being observed.
I had the sudden sensation of standing at the base of a large mountain, preparing to embark on an arduous climb.
Apart from becoming a sudden sensation, which will probably see her on the shortlist of the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year award in December, Fragapane has now left school.
To experience this first sudden sensation of breathlessness was described as 'strange'a 'a mystery'.
Every few days there was a sudden plunging sensation, and I would throw my arms out to catch myself.
A number of women patted their bellies as if they were still pregnant; others would see children on the street, strangers, and have a sudden, visceral sensation: "That's my child".
I show that patients manage this dilemma by using turn design practices to implicitly account for unsolicited pain informings as motivated by a virtual solicitation and/or a sudden pain sensation.
The hot flush is defined as a sudden hot sensation in the face, neck, and chest, which can have different intensity and frequency during the day and night and can be accompanied by sweating, flushing, throbs, anxiety, or irritability.
As with nearly all sudden pop sensations, a conflict soon grew between the band members, who wanted time off to relax and find perspective, and the business forces behind them, who wanted to keep the momentum going.
