Sentence examples for erupting about from inspiring English sources

Visual acuity can be evaluated in children when they reach age 2 or 3. Dental appointments should begin when the child is 2 or 3, because the eruption of primary teeth is usually complete by age 2. Permanent teeth begin erupting about age 6 and are all in place by age 12 or 13.

The morning I arrived, the volcano -- so often portrayed in 19th-century prints -- was mildly erupting about four miles away.

Moments later, he's erupting about X Factor-induced apathy ("Millions of people watching a third-rate vocalist seem great amongst a sea of mediocrity. You enlarge that to society and it's quite worrying, really") and the state of British democracy ("You've got a million people marching against the Iraq war and the next day they start the bombing").

Mount Garibaldi began erupting about 250,000 years ago and has grown steadily since then.

Since erupting about a week and a half ago, the deadliest array of fires in California history has killed at least 42 people, destroyed more than 6,000 homes, and burned through more than 200,000 acres.

Following Scalia's death, Kirk implicitly took a shot at McConnell when he declined to close ranks with him, saying in a statement: "The political debate erupting about prospective nominees to fill the vacancy is unseemly.

For his part, Mr. Saunders began an 80-minute summation by pointing jurors back to the shooting: It erupted about 6 15 p.m. on May 2, 2015, from a routine street stop and was over within seconds.

Gunfire erupted about 3 17 p.m. Tuesday outside of the campus when students were being dismissed, school officials and police said.

The volcano last erupted about 1790.

Look at the debate that erupted about new mammogram guidelines.

The dormant volcano last erupted about 150 years ago.