Sentence examples for erupted suddenly from inspiring English sources

— The "riot" erupted suddenly on the Virginia-North Carolina border in a remote pocket of marshland and pine.

Open Tue-Sat 7pm-2.30am 7pm-2.30amidnight The Old Fourth Ward, once a waSunland of derelict warehouses, has erupted suddenly as a white-hot culinary scene.

In the fall he takes up his appointment as music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the consummation of a love affair that erupted suddenly in 2008 when he returned to guest-conduct the orchestra for the first time in 30 years.

Then, at 11 52 on September 27, the volcano erupted suddenly from a vent in the Jigokudani valley on the southern side of the summit (JMA 2014).

"Lebanese government authorities are not able to guarantee protection for citizens or visitors to the country should violence erupt suddenly.

Long-simmering crises in Iraq, Kashmir, the Korean peninsula or the Taiwan Straits could erupt suddenly and unpredictably.

There was dynamite as well as silk in the Rocha repertoire, and he was capable of erupting suddenly and explosively, delivering powerful shots with either foot.

The narrative spine of the book follows the bill's ups and downs, which erupt suddenly and unpredictably until the so-called McCain-Feingold bill finally passed earlier this year.

A lot of this language owes its spread to the influence of the internet, where viruses are common and where dormant information can sometimes erupt suddenly and infect us all.Gladwell says:Ideas and behaviour and messages and products sometimes behave just like outbreaks of infectious disease.

The workers injured in the flash fire, a type of fire that erupts suddenly and quickly subsides, were contractors, Mr White added.

Here was the world's first "billion dollar country", a new industrial giant - in one guise throwing up millionaires aplenty in what was rightly termed "the gilded age", in another erupting suddenly on to the world stage in the aftermath of its success in the Spanish-American War.