Sentence examples for erupted that from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Erdogan pressed forward, a loud scuffle erupted that was audible four flours below.

Then a gambling scandal erupted that changed college basketball, and L.I.U.

This one erupted that summer, when 1,253 people went to jail for protesting the project.

When Mr. Erdogan pressed forward, the guard pushed him (by most accounts), and then a fracas erupted that was audible four flours below.

Similar restrictions were imposed on the suburbs, but several demonstrations erupted that were quickly dispersed by government thugs, the shabeeha, witnesses said.

In addition, the administration had also been lulled into believing that the Palestinians authorities could, and would, control violence if it erupted, that official said.

That generally has been taken to mean that a scandal could erupt that would cause the Obama campaign to implode.

So if I'm bothered by something I'm never gonna erupt — that's not my way.

But they can't stay mad at each other for long, and fortunately a murderous cataclysm erupts that has the happy effect of reuniting them.

The beautiful thing about Twitter is that spontaneous, diverse conversations erupt that are almost synchronous, or chat like (see our post about Quotably, which pulls these conversations out and highlights them).

The president has alternated between condemning white supremacist hate groups and claiming that "both sides" were responsible for the violence that erupted in that city.