Sentence examples for suddenly exchanged from inspiring English sources
On May 31 , 2014 while this negotiation was under way, the U.S. suddenly exchanged five Taliban leaders held in Guantánamo for a sergeant in the U.S. Army, Bowe Bergdahl.
"Divine" is a two-parter of longing and leering: trance arpeggios and a female voice are suddenly exchanged for distorted guitar as he cackles, "Can I lick your ice cream?" But the outlier is "Wonder Woman," which goes bluesy and semiacoustic -- the guitar has an occasional digital stutter -- as Blaqstarr admiringly sings, "She licked the gun when she done and said revenge is sweet".
They appear suddenly, exchange a few words, usually humorous in nature, and then they're gone.
Chuck Close, Frank Stella and Richard Serra were suddenly exchanging ideas in the local soup kitchens, since none of them had real kitchens in their lofts.
Suddenly, with players exchanging pens and footballs, it was as if the Giants were back in high school and everybody had his yearbook out.
And suddenly we began exchanging several e-mails per workday — at first about apartment-related things, and then other kinds of e-mails, joke-telling e-mails, the kind that only lead to one thing: stifled laughter.
In his "Sense and Sensibility," it was the moment of transition, when the two sisters, played by Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet, exchanged personalities, one suddenly becoming more outgoing and impulsive, the other more sober and analytical.
The dialogue was exchanged with credible naturalness when suddenly one of the actors seemed to go blank.
A company that had accepted some securities from Olympus in September, with the promise they would be exchanged for cash in two years, suddenly demanded immediate payment.
A fault suddenly becomes a virtue and the friendly handshakes exchanged with the Hungarians after their wonderful display is no longer a sign of weakness but strength.
If the contact is suddenly interrupted and there are still bundles being exchanged, these bundles will be incomplete.
