Sentence examples for suddenly great from inspiring English sources

It's one of those things you never think about, limoncello, until it pops up as a suddenly great idea: that dazzling bright yellow, half-frozen, lemony tang, like an adult slushie.

They won it, 13-3, in the same way they have done things all year, so strangely ungreat and then suddenly great and better than anyone gave them credit for.

As the morning passed without any serious outbreak of violence, it seemed that the day might pass off quietly, when suddenly great alarm was created in the heart of the city.

There was suddenly great appeal in straying from consensus, in bucking prewar modernism's great and ultimately crushing certainty.

A picture from a cereal box can look suddenly great for a punk rock CD, when everyone's eyes are cut out.

IHS Global Insight, a consultancy, reckons that the excess could amount to 110 billion cubic metres this year, almost a quarter of the EU's demand in 2008.The glut has been exacerbated by the suddenly greater availability of LNG.

"Suddenly, greater Roxbury has been rediscovered by state and city government, and by the real estate speculators.

This verifies the presence of micro-organisms and their ability to metabolize a suddenly greater amount of organic compounds rapidly (Jones et al., 2004; Boddy et al., 2006).

Suddenly, a great big truck with no lights looms in front of them and then swerves off the road.

In that single moment, suddenly, the great big universe was within reach.

"She's a 16-year-old girl from the suburbs who is trying to figure out who she is and trying to forge an identity when she suddenly bestows great power and learns the great responsibility that comes with it".