Sentence examples for erupt beginning from inspiring English sources
'erupt beginning' is not a correct sentence
It is not a phrase that is used in written English. If you are looking for a phrase that means the same thing, you could use 'get off the ground' (or 'get underway'). Example: Our company's success really got off the ground after our initial marketing campaign.
Roughly 700 years of dormancy were broken in about 1480, when large amounts of pale gray dacite pumice and ash started to erupt, beginning the Kalama period.
Worse, any attempt to help minority voters would get caught up in the voting wars that erupted beginning with the debacle in Florida in 2000.
When Jason saw the wake erupt, tears began pouring from his eyes.
It erupted again beginning on April 14 and sent wandering ash plumes into the skies that disrupted air traffic for days across northern and central Europe.
The first statements from the White House have trickled out on Twitter since the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, erupted ― beginning with first lady Melania Trump.
The audience erupted and began pouring toward the ring.
The crowd erupted, and began chanting "M.V.P., M.V.P".
They had completed filming and just smuggled the tapes out of Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, when riots erupted and began to spread through Tibetan-majority areas of China.
These issues largely undergirded the public protests that rocked South America in 2013, from Argentina to Brazil to Chile to Colombia to Peru, and lit the fire for the street battles that erupted in Venezuela beginning on February 12 of this year.
It began erupting in 1900 and erupted periodically for four years until a landslide changed the local water table.
Beginning on 2 December, the volcano began to erupt, sending fountains of lava into the air and jets of hot material as much as three kilometres above the summit.
