Suddenly

As a few of my friends and I were walking down the road by the Lidtke Mill, we suddenly saw a shadowy image in the window. We then went in the Mill. Walking in, we heard strange sounds, screams. All we wanted to know is if it was real or if someone was playing a cruel joke on us. When we realized that there was a fire back in 1894, we did not know if anybody was killed in the fire or not. As we walked, the screams got louder and louder. We were walking around and saw writing in bold. We tried…

that was before Pandemonium, that was 46 years ago! Now, even G-rank monsters could easily tear through aluminum! Is that how much our country relies on Magic? On Mana crystals?! What would happen if out of nowhere, a D-rank monster would suddenly appear?! Suddenly, the train stops causing me to fall face first towards the floor. Upon recovering, I stood up, a trickle of blood went down my nose. I angrily…

Crack! Boom! Pow! Went the thunder I was so scared I started shaking. My family and I were on a iceberg suddenly the iceberg broke I was drifting away from my family I tried to swim, but the waves were to big. I drifted far away and I couldn’t see anything but fog so I went to sleep and decided to find a way home tomorrow. When I woke up I saw a boy and a girl staring at me “are they going to hurt me”? I thought I looked around and found out that I was on a small Beach and in the distance I…

The referee blew his whistle and threw the ball in the air. Our center tipped it directly to me. I caught the ball then suddenly the roaring cheers seemed to slow down, the many thoughts clouding my head started to clear, and my excessively beating heart began to decelerate to the perfect rate. I was truly ready to play the game of my life. I passed the ball to our point guard…

Again as they complain about this and that. One thing is wrong or another, then suddenly my step mother says I can go. To the ball me I laugh, and yet she says it again. If I finished my chores and had something to wear, I could go. Of course I do not have a dress, but I push on, with the hopes of a miracle.As the day draws to a near…

native land and they were in a state of unrest because his land had been constantly destroyed by the white man. The outsiders constantly disturb the burial grounds, upsetting spirits who were once at peace. As the older man's eyes got heavier, he suddenly heard a creak come from across the room near the large wooden bookshelf on his left. He squinted his eyes to try and figure out where the sound came from but he came up empty. He knew it couldn't…

It amazed me as I watched the movie how quickly things turned violent, suddenly these women that had been protesting the whole time and had not changed anything they had done were suddenly absolutely villainess. They began to be physically attacked, harassed and degraded on a level that they had never been before. It was like watching the boulder roll downhill and once it had started nothing could stop it. It just kept gathering more and more debris and causing more destruction as it progressed.…

Driving down the interstate, when suddenly the song “You give love a bad name” by Bon Jovi blares onto the stereo. I am suddenly overcome with images that correspond with the what Jon Bon Jovi is singing. Scenes begin to coincide into something that resembles a story. Two married spies, arguing over a captive. She pulls a gun, he tells her not to be rash, which is exactly what she does. Shots ring out, as operatives rush to take the two into custody. A catastrophic argument occurs between the…

There are many factors that have the potential to influence the emergence of new infections. A common factor is the spillover event. In the case of this event a pathogen present in one reservoir population will spread the pathogen to a new host or reservoir. An example of this is animal to human contact. For example, Ebola is thought to have been transmitted to humans by a bat. Meaning that the bat was the first reservoir host and passed it to a human host, a new population. Additionally,…

Ops: Control Point wasn’t really for me. Many of the action points of the story were somewhat lost to me and my eyes would glaze over. Suddenly action would be over and there would be conversations going on which led to me having to backtrack. Speaking of “suddenly,” Myke Cole really overuses the word. While A is talking to B about what A did today when suddenly Y begins screaming. That’s what happened multiple times throughout this book. Plot: Shadow Ops: Control Point was a militaristic…