Sentence examples for erupted down from inspiring English sources

"We don't even have it!" That night, a massive bonfire party erupted down the beach to the soundtrack of West African dancehall music.

Clearly, more fantastic things are erupting down the hall at Mr. Plympton's: Alien marriages.

Even when the agent is legitimate, if trouble should erupt down the road, you will have someone to complain to.

When the gunfire erupted, Mr. Stoddard knocked down his wife, Mavy, and threw his body on top of hers to protect her.

Pedro Sánchez, who had fought to retain the leadership of the PSOE since a coup against him erupted this week, stepped down after a long and bitter meeting of the party's federal executive committee on Saturday.

Not so on Monday, when Twitter erupted with take-downs.

By that point, the crowd had erupted, with people setting down their shopping bags to join in.

Again, great cheers of "Rudy, Rudy" erupted, only to die down as the screens continued to show the campaign's new slogan, "Tested.

Competitiveness grew as clans created bigger and bigger statues, demanding more and more resources, right up until the very last tree of its kind on the island was chopped down, chaos erupted and the population plummeted.

In the US, a political show-down had erupted over a Syrian resettlement policy.

When the phone-hacking affair erupted again earlier this month, Downing Street said that the prime minister stood by a statement he made when Coulson resigned as the No 10 director of communications on 21 January.