Sentence examples for eruptions of fire from inspiring English sources

Witnesses described eruptions of fire that shattered the windows of takeout restaurants, blew apart cafes and sent people flying.

However, the plot also contains elements which are far from warm or sunny: murder, insanity, a macabre coffin-opening scene featuring the corpses of a mother and her baby, life-threatening elemental eruptions of fire and thunderstorm, numerous violent animal deaths, and sexual symbolism so brazen that it can only have been intended to cock a snook at Victorian prudery.

But the Butterfly-shaped Luna stage with its decorative eruptions of fire, launched from behind its hallucinatory structure would be home to what was perhaps Envision's most moving moment.

The band's stagecraft has grown only bigger and louder, with eruptions of fire and smoke, and members standing like comic book heroes in two-tone makeup and "uniforms" of armor and shades of silver and black, singing anthems of rocking out and getting the girl — and then getting another.

The explosion ripped through Building A5 on a Friday evening last May, an eruption of fire and noise that twisted metal pipes as if they were discarded straws.

To prevent burns and the eruption of a fire, allow the burner to cool prior to working near the area or setting anything else on or around the burner.

Its volcanoes do not have the explosive oomph of some eruptions in the "ring of fire" around the Pacific, such as those of Tambora and Krakatoa in the 19th century, let alone the prehistoric eruptions of Taupo, in New Zealand, and Toba, in Indonesia, which were large enough to have severe, if short-lived, effects on the global climate (see chart).

While in Ecuador, they managed to capture on film the eruption of the Tungurahua ("throat of fire") volcano in Baños.

Bigger tornadoes, bigger volcanic eruptions!" Her vision may be one of fire and brimstone, but ever since retiring from her job in the long-distance bus industry, Fan said she has been content engaging in more mundane acts of revolution by bringing her message to the people of Jingshan Park every Sunday.

Search-and-rescue teams are still struggling to recover their charred corpses amid further eruptions.Situated on the Pacific Ocean's "ring of fire", many Indonesians are accustomed to living with volcanoes.

Hawaiian eruptions often begin as a line of vent eruptions along a fissure vent, a so-called "curtain of fire".