Sentence examples for sudden word from inspiring English sources

He recalled the sudden word of the parlor closings last week.

But with the new year came sudden word from Mr. Kerrey that he wanted a change in his life, a life already full by any measure -- combat service in Vietnam, where he won a Medal of Honor, followed by a career as a successful operator of restaurants and health clubs, a four-year tour as governor, a much publicized relationship with the actress Debra Winger and then a Senate career.

All of a sudden, words lose their meaning.

All of a sudden words became a part of our life.

All of a sudden, the word revolution obtained this new, beautiful meaning for me.

"All of a sudden, the words about 'anytime, anywhere' don't mean anything," Mr. Bush said, calling Mr. Gore's rejection of his debate proposal "an interesting example of kind of the Washington doublespeak".

You can spend 25 years not giving a shit about a television show then all of a sudden, eight words change everything you've ever thought about it.

Many claim that children experience a sudden acceleration in word learning, upwards of 20 words per day, but it tends to be much more gradual than this.

As shown in the example below (*Read 1998, p. 46), the target word sudden is an adjective followed by two boxes of four words.

In the error-floor region, where LDPC codes exhibit a sudden saturation in word error rate (WER) for a sufficiently high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), the bit errors are primarily caused by trapping sets ([3], p. 225).

Anyone can use shock humor - i.e: sudden "funny" swear word or vulgar thing brings out an "I can't believe he said that!" laugh - it takes a real comedian to create comedy.