Sentence examples for will be sudden from inspiring English sources

"It will be sudden, and you won't feel pain".

I list them in rough order of immediate impact because some will be sudden and calamitous, and some will be more insidious, only becoming obvious over time.

The fourth play-off, which like the Hull derby will be sudden death, contains arguably the most remarkable story of all.

But it seems unlikely that the switch will be sudden, and those import numbers suggest it has not happened yet.Commodity booms generally come to an end when high prices bring forth a torrent of new supply.

Just as clumps of reporters would gather around innocuous watercolours that turned out genuinely to be the work of Wiltshire vicars, so there will be sudden runs on debut books that an online buzz attributes to the creator of Harry Potter.

Yet, for many technology executives, the jumpy movement of the market within a narrow range last week created the sort of nervous anticipation felt on a plateau in one of those darkness-enclosed roller coasters: you know the next move will be sudden and fast; you just do not know whether it will be up or down.

When change comes, it'll be sudden".

"As cracks develop, you don't see change from afar, but when it comes, it'll be sudden".

"When it turns, it'll be sudden," Ameduri says.

"When it turns, it'll be sudden," Ameduri says, "It's going to be like birds on a telephone wire.

The collapse will not be sudden and spectacular, it will be the slow culmination of years, decades, of decisions and policy actions, both large and small, from the enormously important to the pathetically insignificant.