Sentence examples for suddenly expanded from inspiring English sources

The suburbs suddenly expanded to infinity.

Would our vocabulary have suddenly expanded?

But with free elections the nation suddenly expanded.

Riders gawked at S's and W's as if the alphabet had suddenly expanded to 28 letters.

Then, 10⁻³⁶ seconds after the big bang, space suddenly expanded by a factor of 10⁷⁸ in just a fraction of a second.

It was as if my horizon had narrowed to a tunnel and then suddenly expanded, giving me back the whole world.

But that does not mean wireless "hotspots" will suddenly expand from covering a few thousand square feet to sprawling over a few thousand square miles.

There is often pressure to disburse aid rapidly and there are immense organisational challenges in suddenly expanding the scope and scale of programme delivery.

In other words, no one can find a convincing explanation for why the universe would suddenly expand just after the big bang.

They do not want a situation in which Iranian capacity suddenly expands exponentially from year 11 onwards, giving it the capability to make fissile material very rapidly.

The intensity level of Seoul's trading is dizzying: imagine the New York Mercantile Exchange suddenly expanding to 18 million people and declaring itself a city.