Sentence examples for friction burst from inspiring English sources

The friction burst into the open this month when a soccer fan was killed in a brawl with migrants from the North Caucasus.

The friction burst into violence as they began to throw stones, and several men were injured in the first minute and taken to the makeshift field hospital in the mosque.

This paper presents a simplified model to calculate the maximum pull force (a function of the friction, bursting, and soil compression shear forces) required to be overcome to complete a static pipe-bursting pull.

But now I think of her as a body with a match stick head, enough friction and she could burst into flames.

Most of the day's six acts worked slight variations on the familiar bachata setup: guitars, a bass, various drums (including bongos) and a guira, the sandpapery metal cylinder that adds bursts of friction to bachata's cheerful guitar melodies.

About a year ago, Unilever launched a version of its Persil fabric conditioner containing microcapsules that latch onto clothing and burst with the friction of movement by the wearer to release their fragrance.

Don't get me wrong: Thrush is one of the best political reporters working today, and his e-book is bursting with juicy inside details about friction and intrigue within the Obama campaign.

Despite careful design of the process, burst proved to be a limiting factor as friction prevented uniform material feeding to the expected levels.

It is more likely to tear or burst if it is subject to a lot friction, which is caused when it rubs up against another surface, such as your shoe.

This three-headed model is producing all sorts of friction that mostly is discussed within the community but does occasionally burst into public.

If the blister bursts or tears as a result of pressure or friction you need to act quickly to clean it up in order to prevent infection.