Then she burst forth again: "I mean let's face it.
But unlike his fellow debutants on this film – Anthony Hopkins and Timothy Dalton – he became a hermit to Hollywood until he burst forth again as a rueful, melancholic King Arthur in John Boorman's Excalibur (1981), playing opposite Helen Mirren as Morgana and Nicol Williamson as Merlin.
"The thing I really loved about Yonkers was this energy, this sense of a place where there was all this energy about to burst forth," he said, as we drove through town.
There, Kain and Cecil watch in horror as monsters burst forth from inside the ring and lay waste to the village.
Here is one more daydream: I envision a grand orchestra playing powerful music as children burst forth from their schools, scatter outside, and find the freedom to express themselves.
Like the characters in She Love Me, the gifts of Bock and Harnick are almost circumspect, until they burst forth and blow everyone away.
The voice of John Gotti burst forth from the speaker.
There was a sense of escape, and some of the mischievousness that had earlier passed across Ms. Boulé's face in half-smiles now burst forth as she gamboled in the garden.
At 33, the oldest first-team all-N.B.A. player by six years, Bryant showed how secure his hard-won, oft-lost and occasionally forfeited esteem has become, as a new nickname burst forth, as if sung by a choir of sports anchors — the Masked Mamba! — saluting his 102-point, three-game run after Dwyane Wade broke his nose in the All-Star Game.
He said, shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, that the fashion of civil disobedience is as likely to die out as it was to burst forth under the words of King.
Yet rumors about his future have burst forth as regularly as exotic species in the Everglades — among them that he would be the next commissioner of the National Football League, run for Senate or become Senator John McCain's running mate if Mr. McCain won the Republican nomination for president in 2008.
