Sentence examples for suddenly rapidly from inspiring English sources

After all, they are transient, appear suddenly, rapidly cross from one constellation to another, and then disappear.

It has shown promise in preventing clots during open heart surgery, in surgeries to clear clots in the blood vessels of the leg, in surgeries to prevent strokes, and perhaps as a way to prevent heart attacks in patients whose chest pain is suddenly, rapidly worsening.

The reason, Mr. Flynn says, is not that the human brain suddenly and rapidly evolved.

The dynamics that Finney, Cohen and their collaborators have observed would explain a lot of fire behavior that has puzzled firefighters — a wildfire suddenly spreading rapidly without wind, say, or failing to be tamped down by cooler, moist night air.

The following excerpt from the article captures some of what researchers in Missoula have learned about fire — and what they still have to learn: The dynamics that Finney, Cohen and their collaborators have observed would explain a lot of fire behavior that has puzzled firefighters — a wildfire suddenly spreading rapidly without wind, say, or failing to be tamped down by cooler, moist night air.

Suddenly, very rapidly, in came a woman, barefoot, wearing faded blue garments, with a large, heavy belly, and her face was small, thin, and yellow, with extraordinarily gentle, extraordinarily mysterious eyes.... Without looking at me, she hurried past and disappeared into the next room.

With so many strangers suddenly and rapidly trying to work together, it's difficult to discern how much coordination there was.

The first Lazarus frog that captured my imagination was the Variable Harlequin Frog of Costa Rica – a beautiful animal with lemon yellow to flame-red against mottled black (their name came from the variability in their colouration), that disappeared suddenly and rapidly throughout Costa Rica and Panama in the 1990s.

And then about halfway into the tandem swim, I began to tire suddenly and rapidly.

After a few moments, as I gave myself time to sit and think, I suddenly and rapidly began to feel awful, as if I was falling at speed, despite being sat very still, and I thought I might black out entirely.

It's a time of flux: from Brexit to Donald Trump to the protests in Romania, from increased awareness of environmental issues and income inequality to the rise of global nationalism and racism and diminishing faith in democratic institutions change has come suddenly and rapidly.