Sentence examples for flare up around from inspiring English sources

Officials say that the nationalities using the migrant routes vary as humanitarian or political crises flare up around the world: the number of Syrians started to increase since the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad began in 2011, and has ballooned as the civil war has worsened; more Cubans have sought to reach the US since Havana began to reestablish diplomatic relations with Washington.

Soon we might be seeing another battle between Instagram and Snapchat flare up around search.

Sporadic fighting continues in isolated pockets of the city, while residents fear sniper-fire and attacks could flare up around them again at any time.

In addition to the USA already raising concerns over the treatment of women inside PNG, the Department of Foreign Affairs in Australia has admitted that "ethnic disputes continue to flare up around the country… quickly escalat[ing] into violent clashes".

Lights flare up and die down, and around him you can hear the bluster of the breeze.

There's no modernism like Viennese modernism, that amazingly fraught, conflicted efflorescence of art and thought that flared up around the turn of the 20th century.

As Mansfield descended into the tough, relatively cash-strapped Conference, Saunders sank about £500,000 in personally to fight the financial fires which flared up around them.

While previous musical movements flared up around certain clubs or suburbs, this loose worldwide collective of virtual crate-diggers are brought together by their desire to lift international artists out of the ghettoising "world music" box and on to the dancefloor.

Now a new industrial revolution was flaring up around her. Yet Charlotte resisted its siren call.

In February as debate flared up around a major reform bill, the government decided to go ahead and create the new agency under a temporary legal structure ( Science).

As the years went by, Mrs Mitchell, 58, carried on with her life but found the publicity which flared up around the case difficult to handle.