Sentence examples for great eruption from inspiring English sources

There was a great eruption of laughter, more caustic than jolly.

If only he had, perhaps the great eruption of "Lives Like Loaded Guns" might have been avoided.

IF YOU WANTED to know where the next great eruption of voting-machine scandal is likely to emerge, you'd have to drive deep into the middle of Pennsylvania.

So it is still an unfinished revolution, where women's attitudes changed fast, but men's only slightly, and society has done too little to accommodate this great eruption.

Union, 78, 401] have shown that beyond 2 3 km from the vent, even after a great eruption, resistance to collapse of buildings affected by a pyroclastic flow is still possible.

Many people saw it the way the Chinese wanted them to, as an assertion of capability and might, but to him it was a heedless farewell binge — the great eruption that marked the end of a prodigal age.

Great eruptions had shaped it, great windstorms sanded it.

Great eruptions, coruscations and globs of coloured matter spill from the walls and creep across the gallery floor.

Jerusalem always seems like the ground near a volcano; you never know when the great eruptions come, but you can almost feel the pressure building under your feet.

In a new book, "Vulcan's Fury: Man Against the Volcano" (Yale University Press), Alwyn Scarth uses witnesses' accounts to tell of 15 great eruptions and of the people who lived through them.

Radiometric age dating (see below Mission results) reveals that the great eruptions that formed the maria occurred hundreds of millions of years later than the more extensive heating that produced the lunar highlands.