great surprise造句

What a great surprise!

His failure didn't cause much surprise was not a great surprise.

It was a great surprise to learn of her marriage.

Her election to the board of directors caused great surprise.

She opened it and to her great surprise,

Susan looked at Jack in great surprise, wondering what he meant.

The markets have greeted the latest package with a wave of euphoria. No great surprise there.

To his great surprise, these young people are full of push and go.

But to my great surprise, it was growing in an old dented, rusty bucket.

His excellent performances on several occasions such as group discussions and open debate really took me by great surprise.

I knew him very little, but he interested me because once he gave me a great surprise.

Earlier research has shown that people defer tasks that are unappealing, difficult or expensive, which is no great surprise.

To my great surprise and delight, in Patio, I have really found the shell in my memory according to a map.

As I walked further into the store, I found, to my great surprise, that the cashier behind the register turned out to be an old woman.

Attacked for being "unfeminine" in her depiction of female anger and aggression, Lessing responded, "Apparently what many women were thinking, feeling, experiencing came as a great surprise."

But to great surprise Robert Zoellick, Mr Bush's former trade representative, did not get the job, losing out to the controversial Paul Wolfowitz.

Uttering this exclamation in a tone of great surprise, as his eyes rested on Oliver, Mr. Toby Crackit brought himself into a sitting posture, and demanded who that was.

"We know preparations for the games are at their peak," it e-mailed the press after the Delhi shootings. "Beware, we too are preparing in full swing for a great surprise."