Sentence examples for suddenly referred from inspiring English sources

The Pixar IPO following Toy Story is the development which gives Jobs the billionaire status suddenly referred to in Act Three.

We suddenly refer to music a lot in a way that never used to happen.

The boxer, who suddenly starts referring to himself in the third person, says the new electoral law is a nonsense.

There is sometimes a temptation when you lose people too soon and under difficult circumstances to romanticise their lives, to suddenly start referring to them as heroes.

"At school, the songs we sang suddenly started to refer to 'our guiding father'.

I subtly drop the name of the guy who referred me and suddenly I'm whisked, Goodfellas-style, into a small stock room that's blocked from view by hanging tapestries.

Suddenly he decides the man Percy referred to was probably himself: a sign painter, not a housepainter.

Suddenly, thousands of pounds of bass -- referred to as the "money fish" by baymen -- had to be taken out of nets and thrown back in the water.

How did Hugo Chavez, the democratically elected president of Venezuela many times over, suddenly become a "dictator," as he is referred to by Fox News and other "news" organizations?

A particular concept (in this case: ELSA) is no longer referred to by its usual name, but suddenly figures under a slightly different heading, one more or less associated it.

Andy Pettitte, who had been just as good in his first four starts to the season as almost any other pitcher in the league, suddenly lost his celebrated pitch, the cut fastball, which is sometimes also referred to as a slider.