Sentence examples for suddenly gain from inspiring English sources

"It's not as if the returned objects suddenly gain a provenance.

The "fireworks" I saw earlier in the day suddenly gain a new emotional weight.

So some Republicans argue that treating Democrats gently today may lead Democrats to be nice if they suddenly gain a majority.

In politics, where perception is as important as reality, candidates can be undone over trivial issues that suddenly gain traction in the shifting sands of public opinion.

As Belkovsky wisely noted, Soviet citizens did not suddenly gain new love and appreciation for their government when state censorship came to an end, for example.

Buy a football team, sponsor a charity, or make a hefty donation to a posh boarding school - and you suddenly gain the right upmarket cachet.

When the music stopped fishtailing and suddenly gained traction, it became startling.

Films that had been silent and colourless suddenly gained vibrant hues, sound effects and speech.

But in 2002 the weakling suddenly gained some muscles and climbed by 18% against the dollar.

But with the music, the puzzle suddenly gains a time pressure.

Redbuds, which are not affected by this disease, suddenly gained notice.