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31) But his dismissal was too abrupt for young boys.

32) His departure was abrupt and completely unexpected.

33) "Change it," he says in his abrupt, no-nonsense style.

34) There may be an abrupt change in weather patterns.

35) The police brought the demonstration to an abrupt end.

36) He is used to abrupt changes.

37) We come to an abrupt halt.

38) His abrupt departure left her close to collapse.

39) His manner was abrupt and imperious.

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40) She rushed after him, almost bumping into him as he came to an abrupt halt in the kitchen doorway.

41) After the meeting he was very abrupt with me and made a comment about getting more timely information from the field.

42) He had an authority, an abrupt decisiveness, that caught me off balance.

43) You may remember that Ted was a little abrupt at the end of the meeting.

44) He also meets a leader who, after Mr Mandela's abrupt departure, can't help returning to the basic question.

45) Rather than write: We are terribly sorry that our representative was abrupt on the telephone last Tuesday.

46) The abrupt change from legacy to trust is very striking.

47) The shelves come to an abrupt stop as the protruding land masses plunge into the depths.

48) There were no drainage ditches here, the shoulders too abrupt, the slope too precipitous, to collect water.

49) As all the alarming possibilities ran through her head, she gave a loud gulp and came to an abrupt halt.

50) Does the evidence therefore suggest that the slowdown so far is much too abrupt?

51) Horsley just smiled,[sentencedict.com] his large relaxed frame and confident bonhomie contrasting sharply with the abrupt style of the little self-made Geordie.

52) Sudden and abrupt changes in stance and orientation are off-putting for the opponent so work out some routines to achieve this.

53) As she caught sight of the house, Breeze came to an abrupt standstill, nearly falling over her own feet.

54) Severe risk was involved in any abrupt change in the way in which we dealt with journalists.

55) His death in a 1956 car crash brought his career to an abrupt halt when he was just 26.

56) His abrupt style seems to represent a deliberate technique for saving time and avoiding confusion.

57) The chase came to an abrupt halt when nine Mexicali police cars stopped the Jetta and its occupants.

58) Nutty arrived on time, thudding out of the dusk and pulling to an abrupt halt.

59) This represents the very abrupt onset of a period of sustained high productivity and diatom mat flux.

60) "It won't work," Mitchell says in his abrupt, no-nonsense style.