Sentence examples for suddenly existing from inspiring English sources

The sense of their truth being told, of them in their ordinary lives suddenly existing, was overwhelming.

Suddenly existing users found that all their listening was public while new ones couldn't sign up without a Facebook account.

But they will not suddenly have their existing radio get 300 rather than 100 channels.

Businesses "don't suddenly unscrew the existing [units] off the wall, throw them away and put in ours".

Writing about Trump's separation of migrant children from their parents in the Irish Times last month, Fintan O'Toole pointed out: "Fascism doesn't arise suddenly in an existing democracy.

But that raises the question, Why are those existing laws suddenly insufficient?

For private-equity firms new deals are suddenly harder to do and existing ones costlier to refinance.

Then, as in the fable about the emperor's new clothes, the nakedness of the existing European construct suddenly became plain to everyone, and the euro zone's woes began.

As Mr. Jason, a tall, muscular 39-year-old, spoke about his efforts to resuscitate his business by drumming up new clients and seeking more jobs from existing ones, he suddenly choked up and fought back tears.

Monetization: 2. By buying Blogger, Google suddenly gained access to lots of existing content.

This fired the attention of the media, as well as smart telecom managers looking for smart ways to reduce costs, and made it suddenly seem unimportant whether PCPBXs used existing wiring.