Sentence examples for suddenly useful from inspiring English sources

The Notes app is suddenly useful, as is the Reminders tool and especially the Clock alarm.

Useless information that one day suddenly becomes useful.

Yet he hoped that, like them, he would suddenly prove useful when the next storm broke, and the hard rain fell.

On the basis that I'm living out of a suitcase and need speedy products that don't require extra tools, Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz, £15.50, is suddenly very useful.

Indeed, with the $46 billion worldwide video game market in upheaval — budgets are soaring for console titles even as free online games sharply cannibalize sales — agents are suddenly awfully useful: finding the right talent to complete increasingly complex titles, structuring deals across media, bringing in third-party financiers.

It's also an exciting time for economists who have suddenly become useful again as they try to explain the vagaries of currency pricing.

In particular the iPhone app is suddenly more useful than email, with new messages indicated on the icon as they are received (42 at the moment) and direct messages popping up in a Push notification.

At school, Dean had excelled at both maths and maps skills which suddenly became useful when he was tasked with firing 120mm mortars at enemy targets.

At school, Dean had excelled at both maths and maps – skills which suddenly became useful when he was tasked with firing 120mm mortars at enemy targets.

Nor did tulips suddenly become particularly useful.

When the Labour leadership campaign begins, the book ignites; partly because the author's contacts suddenly come in useful.