Sentence examples for erupting like from inspiring English sources
They imagine a Neapolitan spitfire erupting like Vesuvius, the volcano under which she was born.
A stunning scene follows; drama erupting like a scream after long silence.
Laughs are always erupting, like bubbles from the depths of tar pits, in the writings of Samuel Beckett.
Twelve days into the protest, the London mayor called for laws to prevent tent cities "erupting like boils" across London.
Immigration crises, erupting like long-dormant volcanoes every few years, have redefined what 'immigrant' means to us.
On a map, the little islands fan out from the shore into the bay, erupting like tectonic fireworks.
Fistfights between the dean's student opponents and supporters erupt like summer squalls, with the din often emptying classrooms as students pour into the main lobby either to join the fray or watch.
Long rumbling under the surface, they erupted like a volcano.
The Continental Arena crowd erupted like never before this season.
Yes, ethnic killing erupts like milk boiling up.
Little towers erupt like fireworks from the roofline, which originally had gilded ironwork.
