Sentence examples for sudden winter from inspiring English sources

"This is not the solution" to end the crisis in Syria, said the woman, pulling her fashionable black wool coat tighter against the sudden winter chill hitting this superficially calm but beleaguered capital.

But in reality, many retailers are worried that if they do not cut prices before then, they will lose out to rivals or possibly to a sudden winter storm.

Out of nowhere on a clear Kansas summer day Clyde notices "a smell of sudden winter, and then some quality in the air shifts," and within five minutes the oat fields that were going to pay for his education have become a "white and empty world".

The democratic gains of the last few years, so fervently hailed by those who did nothing to bring them about, run the gravest risks of becoming mere swallows caught in a sudden winter storm.

"This was not a sudden summer fever," he said.

"Then all of the sudden, 18 months ago, kaboom!" she said.

Ms Leavy asks the right questions: why the sudden late 1950s breakthrough?

And all of a sudden this year, it came back so strong.

But Fordham is the only city team to experience such a sudden fall and rise.

Meanwhile, outside, a sudden summer storm battered the city, the rain falling like dread.

"All of a sudden this summer we've got way too many records to serve".