Sentence examples for suddenly wears from inspiring English sources

All day on the news, people who haven't taken off their suit and tie since 1971, and have an extra suit and tie under their suit and tie in case the one on top suddenly wears out, explained: "The wonderful thing was he tore down the borders of fashion, smashing cultural boundaries and making it possible for us to wear whatever we like and dare to be different".

I will say this, though: at the point where Charlton Heston wanders abstractedly away when the questioning gets too hot, with Moore in angry pursuit, the ageing actor suddenly wears an expression of weary, wounded blankness very similar to Ronald Reagan's when he was being questioned about the Iran-Contra scandal.

But shine a light on them, and you're suddenly wearing twinkle toes.

Then, Alice-like, she steps through a mirror and is suddenly wearing a black dress and a come-hither expression, and is embraced by a dark stranger wearing a tuxedo.

The league, with its global following, will begin its long season Saturday, and it will start with Robin van Persie, the league's top returning scorer, suddenly wearing the uniform of mighty Manchester United after eight years with Arsenal.

I know that you're not going to suddenly wear suits and only suits, like all the other CEOs (squares, amirite?), but you can and should definitely migrate from casual to smart-casual.

Finally, our perfect family is rewarded with a big red car that screams Eurocamp holiday and a baby that screams louder, "Dad, why are you suddenly wearing John McCririck's cast offs?" Really, this ad should have a coda, one where Simon realises it has all been a boring dream.

This is Facebook we're talking about – Beacon, TOS, yadda yadda – suddenly wearing the white hat by comparison.

Suddenly wearing a beard in Egypt has become an issue of civil rights and freedom of expression.

And then look who's suddenly wearing what's in season.

Has anyone else noticed that Hillary Clinton is suddenly wearing a lot of green?