Sentence examples for suddenly giving from inspiring English sources

This wasn't, however, like the heirs to the McDonald's fortune suddenly giving up meat.

The sister she would talk with from morning to night had gone suddenly, giving her no chance to prepare.

The track begins as a sunny, idle cruise, then abruptly turns quick and frantic, like a car suddenly giving in to a chase.

In addition, Kenneth Cole and the Gap's Banana Republic, whose suits have sleeker, urbane lines, are suddenly giving Hilfiger a run in dress clothing.

And a so-called clean city law approved in 2006 prohibited outdoor advertising, suddenly giving São Paulo's whitewashed buildings a strangely unsullied look, and allowing massive murals by street artists to ­occupy prominent swaths of the skyline.

In addition, Dr. Pitts said, sudden expansions of the fires across whole floors in each tower shortly before they fell suggested internal collapses -- burning floors above suddenly giving way and spreading the blaze below.

The cliff suddenly gave way.

The "Saudi suspect" — still faceless — suddenly gave anxieties a form.

His unshakable attitude suddenly gave her a warm feeling.

Orders were suddenly given to use rifles and machine-guns.

Then the prayers suddenly gave way to exclamations of terror.