Sentence examples for sudden upturn from inspiring English sources

CORNER REPORT DECRIED Foreign Buying Is Large Factor in Sudden Upturn of the Market.

Redrow's chairman, Steve Morgan, said many suppliers had been "caught on the hop" by a sudden upturn in demand for bricks, blocks and roof tiles.

Where Longfellow's woodpecker appears as a deus ex machina, Tolkien brings a wealth of colour, background detail and depth to make the sudden upturn in The Hobbit unexpected but explicable.

But I refuse to believe it entirely coincidental that Leckie's diagnosis with eneurisis (a chronic inability to control one's bladder) and the sudden upturn in the quality of this drama are entirely unrelated.

That default rate has been very low over the past three years, a big reason why corporate-bond spreads have been so narrow.But a sudden upturn in consumer- or corporate-debt defaults could prompt a sell-off in the bond markets.

Unless the finances of his group of companies have experienced a sudden upturn since they last filed accounts or Walkinshaw has substantial assets that are not revealed in accounts filed in this country, Gloucester could have been deemed an asset of Walkinshaw's and something that MGPE could legitimately pursue.

Meanwhile, the market's overseers are left dreaming of a sudden economic upturn or a new American or Japanese cap-and-trade scheme to boost demand for ETS permits in short, for a miracle.

One of the best writers on Tolkien, Verlyn Flieger, identifies Beowulf as representing one of the two poles of Tolkien's imagination: the darker half, in which we all face eventual defeat – a complete contrast to the sudden joyous upturn of hope that he also expresses so superbly.

What happened in Santa Fe was just the latest in a seemingly endless string of shootings at schools, churches and movie theaters — places where Americans' routines have been upturned with sudden gunfire and tragedy.

Jackie's path to independence looks assured, until her prepubescent suspicion of sex is upturned by a sudden lust for her sister's boyfriend, Billy Bisto.

In situations where lesser performers required several lines of dialogue to accomplish an effect, Sir Alec used his own facial shorthand -- the faint curling of a lip, a seemingly apologetic furrowing of the brow, the quizzical upturn of an eyebrow, a sudden brief smile that could radiate approval or signify chilly disdain.