Sentence examples for suddenly it can from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, it can be much easier to find people.

Just as suddenly it can be seen splashed across the covers of magazines, where the boys of recent memory have been transformed overnight into men.

But if a foundation shifts suddenly it can put lives at risk: cement slabs broke a doctor's legs when the front steps and overhanging roof of a Norilsk blood bank collapsed in June 2015.

Julavits insouciantly writes that if you have no idea "what a word means… suddenly it can mean anything", but her mistranslation of "sous les combles" ("under the rafters") as "under a grape arbour" only muddies the tale's concise clarity.

Still, the core of this light-on-its feet but thoughtful play is memory: how unreliable it is, how peculiarly influenced by other people, how suddenly it can flood you with joy or terror.

Mr. Dewey said that the way slings are attached and used can also affect their ability hold up, and that if a load shifts suddenly, it can greatly increase the stress on the slings.

Heat stroke can occur suddenly, and it can be fatal.

Why has London suddenly realised it can exploit this new revenue stream?

A change of scene at Christmas may be just what the family needs, but do it too suddenly and it can also create difficult dilemmas which are often made worse if people don't communicate effectively.

But then the tide turned suddenly, as it can in tennis, after a Raonic volley that was initially called in it would have put Raonic up four games to one was shown to be out by the Hawk-Eye cameras.

It can come on suddenly or it can build slowly over the course of a day.