Sentence examples for suddenly learning from inspiring English sources

Photograph by Ruth FremsoNew York CityNew York City's public advocate is suddenly learning about the downsides of being the surprise front-runner in the city's mayoral race.

New York City's public advocate is suddenly learning about the downsides of being the surprise front-runner in the city's mayoral race.

By John Cassidy August 22, 2013 New York City's public advocate is suddenly learning about the downsides of being the surprise front-runner in the city's mayoral race.

However, she goes on: "It is true that they still respect their traditions but … Italians are suddenly learning and wanting to learn about other ways of cooking".

But his lawyers argued that the shock of suddenly learning that his longtime girlfriend was marrying someone else induced a temporary mental illness known as acute adjustment disorder, which they said rendered Mr. Garcia unable to control himself.

Now, if I was a neighbor of Brookhaven, not knowing what was going on and suddenly learning that something will be coming my way in my drinking water, or in my soil, I'd worry about it, too.

Will we suddenly learn that Ang Lee used a kitten and not a (digitized) tiger in "Life of Pi"?

She was delighted to think that the public, reading her books, would suddenly learn to read their habitat, and see it with completely different eyes.

How did we so suddenly learn that we must choose between meekness and megalomania, parsimony and extravagance, the low and the strident keys?

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, October 2, 1954 P. 107 My love dreams in colors, I've suddenly learned View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

When several walk-ins gave him the name of the same Taliban fighter, he asked one of them how everyone had suddenly learned it.