Sentence examples for suddenly hold from inspiring English sources

"Why did they suddenly hold it back?

After a complex series of phrases around the stage, she will suddenly hold a pose on one leg that becomes a statement of heroic tranquillity.

I'm not asking that they suddenly hold emergency talks on Syrian intervention or the future of upstate fracking, but some sign of mental reach would have been welcome, even if it extended only as far as their children.

Sometimes it's big, sometimes it's small - maybe a new lens that can suddenly hold in focus something within 6 inches of your eye and also the mountains 20 miles away.

"We've been missing moments in Liberia since 1989, so to suddenly hold this administration responsible for another night of bad news from Monrovia is a little bit much," said Chester A. Crocker, who was assistant secretary of state for African affairs in the Reagan administration.

Even if the mortality rate were to suddenly hold steady, the number of fatal falls in 2030 would still climb to 43,000.

But weighed against a dreary day job, music suddenly held considerable appeal.

Suddenly holding a three-run lead, Pettitte immediately thought of his last two starts.

The world, it seems, suddenly holds pleasures greater than losing yourself in a great book.

Suddenly holding the top-ranked player on the planet to account for the sport's ills is woeful exaggeration.

Ms. Jimbo holds a tattered umbrella and suddenly, held aloft by the other dancers, she and Mr. Kuribayashi soar through the night.