Sentence examples for and in the eruption of from inspiring English sources

This delusion that it hardly mattered whom one voted for did not survive Election Day, 2000, in Florida, and, in the eruption of partisanship that ensued, it was often suggested that the bruising closeness of the vote would require the incoming President to reach out across party lines to govern as a healer from the political center.

Common early symptoms of rickets include restlessness, profuse sweating, lack of muscle tone in the limbs and abdomen, softening of the bones of the skull, delay in learning to sit, crawl, and walk, and delay in the eruption of the teeth.

And, in Italy, the eruption of a volcano nineteen hundred and thirty-one years ago is on the verge of provoking a no-confidence vote in parliament.

In particular, members of Afrotheria, Perissodactyla and terrestrial Cetartiodactyla lack clavicles and show some delay in the eruption of permanent teeth; and afrotheres and perissodactyls exhibit an increased number of thoracolumbar vertebrae.

At the summit of the cone is a large crater about 1,000 feet deep and 2,000 feet across; it was formed in the eruption of 1944.

I turned to her at the end, in the eruption of applause, and found her fiddling with her hearing aids, her face flushed with pleasure.

These have become increasingly evident in a variety of shocks in the last decade or so, including the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the global financial crisis that began in 2007 and the eruption of a volcano in Iceland in 2010, which produced a huge ash cloud that disrupted air travel across Europe for about a week.

In September 2014, 63 people were killed in the eruption of Mount Ontake, a volcano in central Japan.

Yudhoyono's government had to face more national calamities early in his second term, including powerful earthquakes in 2009 and another major tsunami and the eruption of Mount Merapi in 2010 each of which killed hundreds of people.

In the history of painting and literature, the shattering of artistic norms at the threshold of modernism is celebrated almost as a sacred moment: the explosion of abstraction in Picasso and Kandinsky, the eruption of interior consciousness in Joyce and Woolf.

It is hard to believe that Iran and Russia with their intimate involvement in the Assad regime's battle for survival had been oblivious to the Syrian leader's nurturing of jihadist forces first in Iraq and, since the eruption of widespread opposition to his regime in 2011, in Syria itself.