Sentence examples for suddenly embarked from inspiring English sources

Sivori was sent off, and at an impromptu press conference afterwards suddenly embarked on a tirade against his former club.

The reason for the deterioration is not that the country has suddenly embarked on a massive new round of social spending, undertaken another major military adventure or even emptied the coffers through tax breaks.

The Federal judiciary did not suddenly embark upon and thereafter consistently pursue an "active policy-making" role in response to New Deal Democratic pressure.

The following scene sees failed actress Holly (played by Dianne Wiest) asking her sister Hannah Mia Farroww) for a second loan over dinner, in a bid to put her acting days behind her and suddenly embark on a career in writing.

One team who took full advantage of the break was Chivas USA, who quietly went about a couple of player deals while also suddenly embarking on a winning streak.

Rachel Elizabethh Mitchell and Charlie Tracy Spiridakosos) begin slowly patching their relationship only to be pulled apart again as Rachel suddenly embarks on a quest to restore the power and her self-respect.

Then suddenly they embark on We Are Family and all is forgiven.

And then, suddenly, President Barack Obama embarked on the one mission that would have seemed impossible before Newtown: fresh gun controls.

But then, just as suddenly as he had embarked on his treacherous undertaking, the neighbour left: "He remounted his horse, his men keeping their eyes on him for some signal he might give them, very astonished to see him leave and abandon his advantage".

To accept it, you have to believe that Mike Brown, who ran away from the police car to avoid being killed, suddenly turned around and embarked on a suicide mission.

He also embarked on an "outreach" effort aimed at some minority communities, suddenly incorporating into his stump speech lines about the plight of African American voters.