For all his faults as a manager, Mr Vyakhirev co-operated when the Kremlin needed to bankrupt Mr Gusinsky's media empire; Gazprom obliged by suddenly calling in its previously forgotten debts.
The 20-year-old went from spectator to participant when she was suddenly called on to sub in for Scotland in a recent international soccer friendly against Norway, according to various reports.
But Basil's death in a high-speed car crash in 1994 suddenly called for a new game plan.
But that ended Wednesday, when in a speech in Elkhart, Ind., he suddenly called for expanding the program.
After being vigorously attacked for his out of touch comment, McCain later in the week suddenly called for the Chairman of the SEC, Christopher Cox to be fired.
But having dragged his feet for years over the necessary reforms, Mr Mugabe suddenly called elections in June, wrong-footing the MDC and the Southern African Development Community SADCC), the regional body overseeing the process.
We were talking in a side room of the greenhouse when a young researcher suddenly called to us.
In Game 1 of the Mariners-White Sox series, with the score tied at 4-4 in the 10th inning in Comiskey Park, Piniella suddenly called a timeout and went to first base to speak to Mike Cameron, who had singled.
Either that, or I'm in the middle of practising my "looking awake while in fact being in another world and dreaming of Ben Affleck" face and I'm suddenly called on to give an in-depth description of the new business strategy that I've been helping to put together.
The only competent source of in formation and encouragement was on the scene long before the love generation suddenly called attention to the increase in breast‐fed babies.
Administrators who had no reason to know my name and who I had met years prior in passing suddenly called out, "Why hello, Aaron," when I walked by.
