Sentence examples for suddenly poison from inspiring English sources

Late in a pregnancy, a woman's life may be endangered if a fetus dies in her body and is not expelled completely, or a late term fetus can suddenly poison its mother and take both their lives.

Leontes loves Hermione Claire Calvertt) and delights in the company of his childhood friend Polixenes, King of Bohemia (Ryoichi Hirano), but when he sees the easy intimacy that has developed between them, it's as if the air is suddenly poisoned.

A theoretically sympathetic senator could offer an amendment that eases the rules for unions, or Emily's List, or the Christian Coalition, and suddenly -- poison pill! -- the whole fragile coalition of support cracks.

Seemingly innocent foods like pineapple are suddenly cervix-softening poison.

Coombes told Islay that he had died suddenly from blood poisoning and had been cremated.

A predictable estrangement followed, but there was worse to come, revealed when Hugh died suddenly of blood poisoning.

The committee of aunts raised Elsie and my mother after their mother died suddenly of gas poisoning when Elsie was just two years old and my mother seven.

Nevertheless, it's possible that in our zeal for destruction we might suddenly find a real poison, and then things would become less stupid.

Pu Yi's next bride died suddenly, perhaps, rumours say, poisoned by the Japanese.

From one edition of a local paper this week came these stories: Was the reformist president, Turgut Ozal, who died suddenly in 1993, actually poisoned by his enemies?

A man under treatment for obesity suddenly developed symptoms of poisoning; on examination, his fat was found to contain stored dieldrin, which had been metabolized as he lost weight.