The full chamber erupted in loud applause as Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House whip, flicked his eyes from the vote board to Ms. Giffords.
My husband joined us, and suddenly the four of us were talking and eating the same thing at the same time, and it was a lot like that "Ode to Joy" flash mob, when the lone, gorgeous cello begins playing in the empty square, only to be joined by the oboe, the violins, the brass (trumpets, trombones, French horns) until the full choir erupts with symphonic, ecstatic joy.
As a customer tried on suits recently, a neighboring conference room full of salespeople erupted into cheers at some business success.
"But there was this underlying type of depression" throughout those years, she recalled, and in 1995 it erupted full blown and was crushing.
And because they were focused only on exploiting it for their own ends, they have grossly underestimated the deep, mostly youth-led yearning for the freedom to realize their full potential that erupted in Tahrir — and it has not gone away.
By the summer of 1609, the Indians were no longer willing to supply the increasing numbers of colonists with food, and by October a full-scale war erupted.
PAGE 44 10 Players Ejected in Brawl A full-court melee erupted between the Knicks and the Denver Nuggets, including Nate Robinson, left, and J. R. Smith.
Earlier in the day, Iraqi soldiers had been fired on, American soldiers came to their aid, and a full-bore firefight erupted.
He joined just before the full-blown row erupted between BP and its Russian partners, who co-own the venture, over the proposed alliance with Rosneft.
