Sentence examples for erupting to from inspiring English sources

Border wars over prescription drugs are erupting to the north.

Mount Merapi was erupting to the east, plumes of smoke silhouetted against the rising sun.

In other cases, it collects in large underground reservoirs known as magma chambers before erupting to the surface.

Sometimes they hide themselves altogether, erupting to alter the whole structure, like Minty in 'England Made Me.' Erupted to the good, he thought.

Fans turned up to watch the singer in hand-made t-shirts and flags in his honour, erupting to his hits including "All Night Long", "Hello" and "Three Times A  Lady".

It is a curious picture – a nation literally at the crossroads of the US "democratisation" project in Afghanistan violently erupting to eject a government that had benefited handsomely from US aid and lucrative insider contracts – despite a drumbeat of reports over the last few years of the ruling party's increasingly anti-democratic nature.

Now subterranean feelings erupted to the surface.

Bloomfield Road erupted to acclaim a remarkable comeback.

"It's going to erupt to a great extent because of these inequalities.

As the crowd erupted to show their own preference, he would give the hand signal.

He has also taken steps since the two scandals erupted to minimize the damage.