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Meanings of out of the blue in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "suddenly"
Examples for "suddenly"
1
Quite suddenly, the urgency of their situation had come home to him.
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But plunge Europe into existential crisis and it suddenly seems to matter.
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As the general election approaches, however, those positions suddenly appear serious liabilities.
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Two tries within five minutes suddenly put the result beyond any doubt.
5
With Hanjin's situation suddenly in limbo, its ships were stranded at sea.
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Charmian said rather abruptly, 'May we really tell you all about it?'
2
He looked abruptly to his right; he thought he'd heard a sound.
3
Rador gripped the base of the globe; abruptly it ceased its spinning.
4
Robinson left abruptly last year after a 28-year career with the company.
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The newspaper report said the signal ended abruptly before contact was established.
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But that alarm means they're takin' them seriously all of a sudden.
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I don't know what happened, just all of a sudden, I'm destroyed.
3
It holds too tight; I may be stifled all of a sudden.
4
Used to go crazy all of a sudden myself in the time.
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I want to know what came over you all of a sudden.
Usage of out of the blue in English
1
For today, we'll...;I'm sorry for bringing this up out of the blue.
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He said the news came as a bolt out of the blue.
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Then somebody asked a question straight out of the blue-nopreliminaries, nothing.
4
You'll be in and out of the blue time inside ten minutes.
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Why they started to talk about these sanctions out of the blue?
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Right out of the blue, just when she was feeling so happy.
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But Massino just didn't approach Cantarella for business out of the blue.
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But Sir James's success did not come from out of the blue.
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An unknown could come out of the blue and dominate the field.
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But then, one day, and almost out of the blue, she agreed.
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Hawthorne continued, It was out of the blue, like three months ago.
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It's like a gift that comes out of the blue, Wong said.
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Then, out of the blue, Sunny asked me if I liked Picasso.
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So it was totally out of the blue to win this money.
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And then, out of the blue, he looked at her with interest.
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And then, out of the blue, both publisher and agent were gone.
Translations for out of the blue