Sentence examples for take sudden from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hoover buys more shares after their prices take sudden dips of 20percentt or more.
The two story lines take sudden and unearned twists, the kind of things that you find in Hollywood thrillers.
Its trading book - which is volatile and where any bank can take sudden, large losses - is smaller than it was.
Mr. Brown said the continuing negotiations were likely to cause the stock market to take sudden turns in the weeks ahead.
He has used it to take sudden administrative decisions – cutting fuel subsidies and expanding the Suez canal – as well as to strengthen the security apparatus.
At those moments, I knew what it felt like to be one of our horses, who take sudden frights in the daytime just for the fun of it.
As he corrected himself, replacing "is" with "was," grief took sudden hold, and his voice cracked.
Moreover, the Chinese government sees George W. Bush as someone who takes sudden unilateral action.
Twice she took sudden, heavy falls on the sappy turf, both times being forced into almost performing the splits.
Some buildings were only frames, with slabs of granite piled to the side and pulleys covered in dirt, as if the construction crew had taken sudden flight.
He blushed as she sat down and took sudden control of the table, speaking loudly, blessing him, reminding him of shared history.
