Sentence examples for suddenly attached from inspiring English sources

Justin Warfel, a young man with a shaved head, suddenly attached himself to Obama, and, armed with a video camera and a tape recorder, began following him everywhere around Springfield.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1935P. 30 The nine-year old girl who stood watching people walk down the gangplank at Provincetown suddenly attached herself to me, deposited my suitcase on her express wagon, and volunteered to show me the town.

But Wolves' bleak Christmas has suddenly attached a great deal of importance to Saturday's fixture.

When the filmmakers suddenly attach lethal consequences to the comically foreshortened version of life that they've offered as entertainment, they are taking their own conceits too seriously and punishing us for enjoying their movie.

A keen student of racial comedies of manners, Kwei-Armah is amused by the fact that "all the stereotypes that used to attach to the Jewish community here, of culture and education and learning, have suddenly been attached to black Brits.

Weaving through politics and moral values, sex has suddenly become attached to darker things.

Suddenly, a man attached to a harness burst through the rainforest canopy on a long steel cable that stretched out over the deep ravine.

The world is full of calcified comedians who stop — sometimes very suddenly — being funny, too attached to a joke's familiar neural pathway, perhaps, or too dogmatic, unable to change.

You get a couple of things attached and suddenly the trains are on the track".

And suddenly, very suddenly, there is the little cemetery attached to St. Paul's Chapel, with tulips coming up, the chapel and grounds miraculously undamaged except for a few plastic-sheathed gravestones.

Then a funny thing happened: when we got into rehearsal, the language got attached to movement, and suddenly I didn't have any problem at all.