Sentence examples for suddenly delivered from inspiring English sources

One of them, clearly infuriated by this discussion, suddenly delivered himself of a tirade.

Caballo Blanco, however private and self-effacing, was suddenly delivered to the world as a prophet, "the lone wanderer of the High Sierras".

But now, after going nearly three decades without making a solo record, Mr. Jones has suddenly delivered two in the last three years.

Mr. Buchanan, a history buff, cited the case of Frederick the Great suddenly delivered by absurd political accident to triumph after failing steadily at multiple wars.

More precisely, the British-made musical seems to have generated a rare kind of critical frenzy, as if American reviewers were suddenly delivered a morsel of unspeakable delectation after a long period of relative starvation.

Time and again, the action swells and dips, like a wave, then suddenly delivers a salty slap in the face.

Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the British Medical Association's (BMA) GPs committee, thinks new technology will not suddenly deliver improvements where there are other limiting factors.

(The resulting speeches seem to have been allocated almost at random, so that Sanjay suddenly delivers a thoughtful Financial Times op-ed about "bling bling economics").

They use an unusual strategy to hunt, lying in ambush and then suddenly delivering a single deep bite, often to the leg or the belly.

Last season, Avery hit a new low for on-ice behavior, seeming to decline a challenge to fight by Edmonton's Ladislav Smid, then suddenly delivering a right to Smid's jaw, giving him a concussion.

Authors of successful franchises often become sick of revisiting the same protagonist each year: there are horror stories in publishing about the awful day when a top-selling writer of cop novels suddenly delivers a first-world-war bildungsroman.