Sentence examples for told suddenly from inspiring English sources

The center's chief financial officer, Chu Jiangbin, said he was told suddenly one day to fire the more than 20 employees.

As the operation's start approached, many American officials at the United States consulate in Peshawar, the capital of the northwest area of Pakistan, were told suddenly to depart last Friday, leaving behind only a core group of essential staff.

"I'm going to be honest," he told me suddenly.

Property prices have just risen by 10 per cent and the sales of Mercedes-Benz cars, I was reliably told, are suddenly up.

Time had become their most precious commodity, and one they were told they suddenly had very little of.

"It's right now official," CASA Executive Director Gustavo Torres told a suddenly silent crowd of immigrants and supporters who, moments earlier, had been shouting, singing and banging drums outside the White House in defiance.

"It had been a 'grow, grow, grow' era, and some people, especially young people who'd never been through a downturn before, didn't like being told to suddenly get very conservative.

As one focus group participant told us, "Suddenly what you want to do trumps what you have to do.

The Les Savy Fav gig on Saturday night was supposed to be a secret but somebody told and suddenly there were three hundred kids queuing outside the Old Blue Last.

Surprisingly, managers at times failed to elicit staff feedback over crucial issues, for instance this included managers moving workers to new posts, without them being consulted: 'I have the right to get services, like to be informed about something, but my bosses have planned what to do to me and they told me suddenly'.

He also says it's too early to tell whether suddenly risk-averse credit markets will turn off the cheap debt spigot that has spewed easy money into stock buybacks and private equity deals.