Sentence examples for suddenly changes in from inspiring English sources

If your song suddenly changes in tempo (speed) between the two parts, try gradually changing the speed as you enter and exit the section that does not fit with the rest of the song.

Your life suddenly changes in a big way forever.

However, some mismatches are observed in transition regions that may be related to the Brinson model structure, where the governing equation suddenly changes in the transition region.

He had tamed the Baltimore Orioles for six innings, but things suddenly changed in a sloppy seventh and Hampton was desperately trying to keep the Mets ahead.

It is stressed by Independent insiders, speaking off the record, that nothing has suddenly changed in the last week to justify renewed speculation.

The eurocrats, like labour laws or the welfare state, didn't suddenly change in 1999, with the creation of the fixed exchange-rate system, or in 2008, with the beginning of the crisis.

In a report being published online today by the journal Nature, Dr. Paabo says the FOXP2 gene has remained largely unaltered during the evolution of mammals, but suddenly changed in humans after the hominid line had split off from the chimpanzee line of descent.

The hydrolysis of esters in stirred flask in the presence of oleoresin showed the behavior observed in Fig. 3a, b, i.e., a suddenly change in the content of esters and MHP during the first 12 h.

For example, the color of crater lake water suddenly changed in an active volcano (Mt. Zao, Japan) in 2014, but it has been difficult to distinguish whether the phenomenon was related to a volcanic event.

The judge described how the teenager's behaviour suddenly changed in 2014, when he first accessed extreme material.

If we jump forward around ten years you'll see how the icons suddenly changed in 2001 from having a pixelated look to a more smooth or glossy appearance.