Sentence examples for suddenly searching from inspiring English sources

People I know whose seafaring experience was limited to the Staten Island Ferry are suddenly searching the Web for inflatable Navy Seal rafts.

It was the most points the Pacers had surrendered in a half this season, and it left an Indiana team brimming with confidence suddenly searching for answers on the side of the court where it excelled all season.

hacker who had used American-sounding online personas — "Kate S. Milton, James McMorgans and Karen W. Millenllen" — suddenly began searching online for information about CrowdStrike.

I was halfway through Walter Isaacson's new biography of Steve Jobs when I suddenly went searching through my bookshelf for the book he wrote about Benjamin Franklin.

Eppie's twinkly, inquisitive eyes suddenly stop searching the audience for responsive affection, and the bubbles go out of her convivial chatter, replaced by awkward pauses and fumblings.

Suddenly you're searching through a crowd and not a single little person looks like yours?

So suddenly you're searching for things to talk about, rather than letting them occur to you".

Then another man goes missing, and suddenly Wallander is searching for the link to a series of vicious murders while grappling with the demise of his father (David Warner).

All of Chiefdom was suddenly in a fit, searching for answers to a question that, just a week ago, was near no one's mind: "So, are we kind of bad?" The problem for sports fans is that winning begets expectations, which, for all but one team per year, begets disappointment.

We went down to my car, they started searching, and suddenly one of the cops opened up his palm and showed me a bunch of hashish.

At this point, the police suddenly enter the room, searching for Yayo, although it is shown that he has escaped just in time through an open door in the room.