Sentence examples for sudden views from inspiring English sources

Swathes of swirling white concrete channel the visitor through a procession of surprising, intriguing spaces, offering sudden views up to the sky or across the city.

Spreading out from its main gallery are three street scenes complete with rescued shop, cafe and pub interiors, a hill-climb of cars associated with or built around Glasgow (remember the Hillman Imp?), not to mention an internal viewing bridge spanning much of the collection, and vast windows offering sudden views to the city beyond.

Or the sudden view of a smoking volcano.

I felt I had a sudden view right into the unguarded unconscious of Russia's ruling elite.

By Eamon Grennan The New Yorker, August 12 , 1991P. 34 The words have stirred, always, a sudden View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

In French Provincial Food, Elizabeth David's citation of The Sudden View expressed not just a passing compliment but a fellow-feeling.

The iconic glimpses don't help me in my quest — not the sudden view of the Hollywood sign I get from the Hollywood Freeway, not the view of downtown almost floating in the sunset from Pasadena.

There are few sights that gladden the heart more than a sudden view of Britain's largest land mammal, especially when you're inside the limits of England's fourth-largest city.

At the crest of the mountain, the woods cleared to provide us with a sudden view of sunlight flooding across the Pacific under a blue sky that still had an icing of fog far out to sea.

Or this, from the broadly cheerful Breathing Lessons: "Sifting through these layers of belongings while Ira stood mute behind her, Maggie had a sudden view of her life as circular.

A sudden view of a ravine with a grey heron winging across it; the moon rising "like a huge rusty coin"; Parmesan cheese, eaten after days of hunger, with "hard, salty nodules" of curd in it; the shock of blue and green phosphorescence dripping from his oar.