Sentence examples for erupts like from inspiring English sources

Yes, ethnic killing erupts like milk boiling up.

Aunt Helen is a gentle woman, but her wisdom often erupts like a kind of Tourette's syndrome.

More frightening is his violence, which erupts like an unpredictable volcano and brings chaos in its wake.

Unveiled last May, it erupts like an engine backfiring, near the junction of the B10 and B14 highways on the banks of the Neckar River.

On the manicured lawn at the mouth of the Karlsaue, "Doing Nothing Garden," an undulant compost-heap hillock fuzzy with new weeds, by the Chinese artist Song Dong, erupts like a comic mirage.

Yet every story in her arsenal of seamlessly stitched personal anecdotes is illustrated with body language that erupts like lightning out of words spoken in the gravelly voice of a tough old dame with a tender heart.

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.

This could be good!' It was as though my deep-seated, long-lost fantasies, like boiling magma, suddenly erupted volcano-like from my brain.

The Continental Arena crowd erupted like never before this season.

Little towers erupt like fireworks from the roofline, which originally had gilded ironwork.

"I wanted to find out what made the children erupt like that.