Sentence examples for big eruption from inspiring English sources

The odds of a really big eruption in any given year are tiny.

A big eruption, thought to be one of Katla's, left ash all across northern Europe about 10,300 years ago.

"The main worry is you really get a big eruption and its lasts weeks or even months," he said, an event that would multiply carriers' losses.

"Anti-Semitism is a disease, and we have seen a big eruption of that disease in New York," said the national director, Abraham H. Foxman.

Fernando Lopez, a spokesman for the interior secretary, predicted "there will no longer be a big eruption" because the volcano was "releasing pressure".

"The experts have said that in the event of an big eruption and in certain atmospheric conditions, the ash and powder could reach these places further away," he said.

The three purely instrumental works, including an erhu concerto composed by Kuan Nai Chung and played with virtuosic skill by Song Fei, all had strong programmatic content, as segments of the leader's life were depicted musically with big eruptions for battle scenes and stirring patriotic tunes for lofty sentiments.

There were to be ten big eruptions between June 8th and the end of October, followed by a series of rumblings that exhausted themselves only in February 1784.As the cloud approached western Europe, it was sucked down in a spiral pattern towards the Earth's surface, producing a thick haze near ground level.

Everywhere, educated men left detailed descriptions of the cloud cover; of the unusual appearance of the sun ("ferruginous" said White; "the face of a hot salamander" said Cowper); and of the scorching of leaves and grass and the state of the harvest and livestock.By the end of October, the last of the big eruptions at Laki was over, and the haze began to dissipate, blown by the autumn winds.

This solar wind can be very turbulent, and big eruptions on the solar surface will create major perturbations in the wind.

Sometimes big eruptions take place allowing the tourists to "oo and ahh" over nature's own fireworks.