Sentence examples for suddenly exist from inspiring English sources
When a crow shows up in "Double Helix," a new poem, it "makes the wall's temporariness / suddenly exist".
With a no vote, a savage division will suddenly exist between the values of most of our writing – past and present – and the majority of our people.
Talking about the gaps in local coverage that suddenly exist in Phoenix and elsewhere, Mr. McGuire imparts, "Your opportunity is going to be to find those holes and fill them".
But if extra dimensions were real, the possibility would suddenly exist to exit our 3D universe, traverse through the fourth spatial dimension, and re-enter at a completely disconnected point in spacetime.
Why would zombies suddenly exist just after you watched a zombie movies and not before?
For too long Anfield has fretted over this or that player absconding, as if a club with five European titles suddenly existed only to stop big names running away.
But because Twitter suddenly existed, and you then can't close it, legislation is trying to work out how you hold people who tweet or the company that publishes tweets responsible.
I'm really fearful of death, actually, this idea that we will suddenly not exist".
And if my customer wants to get from New York to LA, and you've been taking them on trains, and suddenly airplanes exist, you got a problem.
