Sentence examples for eruptions rise from inspiring English sources

-EF — The Associated Press (@AP) March 8 , 2012There has been a five-year lull in strong solar storms, because the ferocity and pace of the Sun's flares and magnetic eruptions rise and fall on an 11-year cycle, and the Sun has only recently emerged from its slumber and started generating new solar flares.

"The ferocity and pace of the Sun's flares and magnetic eruptions rise and fall on an 11-year cycle, and the Sun has only recently emerged from its slumber and started generating new solar flares," Kenneth Chang wrote in The New York Times in March.

There has been a five-year lull in strong solar storms because the ferocity and pace of the Sun's flares and magnetic eruptions rise and fall on an 11-year cycle, and the Sun has only recently emerged from its slumber and started generating new solar flares.

Photos by a witness published by The Daily News show a violent eruption rising eight stories in the air.

Some gentoos did survive each eruption, rising like a phoenix from the ashy devastation, but not because they had special genes that made them volcano-proof merely because they were lucky.

These compare well with the figures for M1 given by Hillman-Smith et al. [9] for southern whites of 88 at the time of eruption, rising to 97 at the time of the eruption of M2, and falling again thereafter as wear proceeds.

In her relationship with Claire, and especially her father, Fleabag runs up and down the multiple octaves of family life, the odd hysterical silences and sudden passionate eruptions that rise from the essential swirl of love and need and fear.

At higher latitudes, melting glaciers and ice sheets will modify the pressures acting on tectonic plates and volcanoes, potentially provoking more earthquakes and eruptions, while rising sea levels will leave many regions more vulnerable to hurricanes and storms.

During an eruption it rises.

"With this eruption it rises above the water for the first time, and a new island is born".

Mr. Miyashita, manager of the Fuji View Hotel, had just been confronted with statistics showing that the number of low-frequency earthquakes, a major indicator of an impending volcanic eruption, had risen sharply near his hotel.