Sentence examples for suddenly display from inspiring English sources

At times, Krist sails close to abandoning his program, or rather, to going after comic anachronism, in which old-time characters suddenly display modern attributes for a laugh.

Affected horses are usually well and suddenly display signs of acute myopathy (stiffness, muscle pain, muscle fasciculations, abnormal gait, recumbency, myoglobinuria, tachycardia, sweating), with no hyperthermia and unchanged appetite [ 3].

And he was suddenly displaying a real talent.

But in the final minutes against the Cardinals, Collins suddenly displayed touch, accuracy and pocket poise.

The scoreboard suddenly displayed some ominous statistics: Rodriguez was 5 for 7 after Teixeira was intentionally walked.

Mr. Flores dialed 911 and, as if on cue, the bus's electronic sign suddenly displayed a disturbing plea: "Call Cops".

Suddenly, displayed on the big screen in front of us, was a live image of Polanski himself, sitting comfortably in a living room in Paris.

Many problems that became public, like Internet sites that suddenly displayed dates like 1900 or even 19100, produced giggles rather than harm.

But when Mauresmo suddenly displayed nervousness and an erratic backhand in the third set tiebreaker, Williams reached her second straight final.

Like "Mission: Implausible," set to a witty score (also a commission) by Joshua Rosenblum, which suddenly displays Mr. Brock's talent for stylized showbiz mayhem.

Cameron oscillates at prime minister's questions between showing great courtesy to backbench MPs and suddenly displaying a fierce temper, for instance describing Ed Balls last month as one of the most annoying politicians in Westminster.