Sentence examples for sudden start from inspiring English sources

It's not as though anyone can, all of a sudden, start moving around state lines.

There is no question that continuing what you are doing is not going to all of a sudden start producing a profit.

From the war's sudden start -- a surprise nighttime attempt to "decapitate" Saddam Hussein -- the conflict was a story of flexible, adaptive tactics.

"One of the things I always loved about exploitation movies is that, even in the midst of all that's going on, you all of a sudden start caring about the characters," he says.

"I'm not going to all of a sudden start wearing a snazzy suit and putting a scarf around my neck, which seemed to be vogue for about 20 minutes at one point," Pearson says.

The magnetic storm from 17 March had a sudden start.

When the oven door is opened, the patent application says, an alarm will warn the driver "to avoid any sudden start-up acceleration of the vehicle which could result in a food spill".

With the match in the balance, it was the Federer forehand that all of a sudden started spraying balls everywhere.

Below her, neighbors reclined on their stoops, laughing and relieved, shaking off winter with loud cries and sudden starts.

His performance, in his own production of Beckett's play, seems spooked, full of sudden starts and backward glances.

"Hank made history when he passed on," Hank III told me in 2008, "and those that hated him all of a sudden started lovin' him.