Sentence examples for suddenly surprising from inspiring English sources
I would still find it hard to wrap myself around the Padres or the Marlins, but it's clear to me that if the suddenly surprising Washington Nationals were to win their way into this semifinal, I'd be right aboard.
And yet, the fact that Assange is "autocratic, megalomaniac and paranoid" is suddenly surprising, and a source of dismay?
This gave him a big advantage in casually approaching the onlookers and suddenly surprising them with a rock ready to throw.
That crucial goal -- which is suddenly drawing surprising support from the United States and other developed nations -- could limit sea-level rise enough to help protect low-lying countries.
Larger patterns have also been drawn between "final battle" events in Indo-European cultures, including the occurrence of a blind or semi-blind figure in "final battle" themes, and figures appearing suddenly with surprising skills.
Then, suddenly, a surprising twist: three hours after the band released their statement, they wrote a follow-up comment on Facebook, announcing that they'd decided to take ownership of the situation and sell the sex tape on their website.
After surprising his colleagues by retiring suddenly in 1997, he moved with his wife and three children to the United States and went into business.
They gave many descriptions of residents who were otherwise withdrawn and quiet but during reminiscence sessions suddenly brightened up and began to talk, often surprising the nursing staff with their skills, knowledge and emotional expression.
That Madonna should suddenly be casting an ice-blue eye toward Africa should hardly be surprising.
