Sentence examples for sudden to be from inspiring English sources

But it was too sudden to be in the majors".

Desire that had seemed to be shy and sporadic but inevitable, yet was now all of a sudden to be declared inappropriate, one-sided.

Sales to Britain have slowed too.But the shift in economic fortunes is too sudden to be due solely to exports, according to Thomas Mayer of Deutsche Bank.

We showed that even on the assumption that "the civil war in America must be near its close," there was no ground for thinking that cotton would experience a further fall, but rather a probability that the present fall had been too great and too sudden to be permanent.

"We civil servants are used to doing things behind the scenes," he tells me in the theatre's glass-walled boardroom after he has faced down his critics, "but it's exciting all of a sudden to be the person who's doing it.

It was all of a sudden 'cool' to be a kid and play golf.

The woodland would mask the disposition of his army and allow a sudden attack to be launched.

Indicating a sudden reluctance to be alone with a certain person.

"All of a sudden we had to be punished," says Søren Busk.

All of a sudden, he seems to be everywhere.

It's a universal thing to go through a breakup and then all of a sudden be forced to be single again after a long-term relationship.