Sentence examples for sudden single from inspiring English sources

In its first movement, quiet communications among solo strings survived sudden single events: percussion impulses or huge chords that had a somewhat Messiaen-like shine and seductiveness but within a far more fluid musical world.

Maybe that straightens out the timeline; it doesn't help one understand why he wasn't noticed and stopped (and it surely won't help any defense built around a sudden, single fever).

And for outsiders roaming the fields, a setting for vitally familiar and reassuring sounds: roars for a sudden single to right and the soothing bench babble ("C'mon, kid. Throw it in there!") and the spectacle of a youngster winning a game with an unenhanced walk-off home run.

Acute injuries were caused by a sudden single traumatic event, whereas overuse injuries originated from repetitive overload of the same musculoskeletal structures without a clearly identifiable event.

Another song, "Gram piant' agli occhi," is potentially a graphic image of the torments of love, beginning with a flowing rise on the first word and then a sudden, single-note teardrop on the second.

Megadoses can cause both acute (sudden, from single large doses) and chronic (from prolonged overdose) toxicity.

"Call Me Maybe," the sudden hit single by the Canadian pixie Carly Rae Jepsen, is working far harder than it appears to be.

The rise to fame of a disparate bunch of Vancouver peaceniks, mystics, dropouts and anarchists during the early 1970s was "like a band that has a sudden hit single", said Rothwell.

There is no single, sudden end to injustice.

While the regular rhythm of daily life continues, with some of the machinery of the city in motion, there is always a tense undertone, the knowledge that a single sudden event can upend everything.

More specifically, the characteristic sharp peaks in potential noise data (called noise signature I) were found to correlate with the sudden disappearance of single unstable anode in WBE current distribution maps.