Sentence examples for has erupted here from inspiring English sources

A volcano has erupted here.

American officials hoped the announcement would quiet the relentless storm of criticism that has erupted here at the United Nations Summit on Sustainable Development.

And the biggest furor so far has erupted here, with a leader of an anti-abortion group, Georgia Right to Life, accusing Ms. Palin of "endorsing any female Republican candidate that she could find".

— The national battle over abortion, for decades firmly planted outside the Kansas clinic of Dr. George R. Tiller, has erupted here in suburban Omaha, where a longtime colleague has taken up the cause of late-term abortions.

And sure enough, in the white-hot dining scene that has erupted here in recent months, Antipasti has some of the gait and polish of a dressy Midtown Manhattan restaurant.

Still, even as these companies spread their wings across the border, a vigorous debate has erupted here over whether North American integration is doing Canadian business more harm than good.

People familiar with Majar, in Maysan Province, said they were not surprised that fighting had erupted here.

The move fell far short of protesters' demands and seemed likely to ensure that the anti-government demonstrations that have erupted here would continue.

But executives at US Airways also maintain that the fare wars that have erupted here in Southwest's wake will serve to attract more passengers.

The President's letter raises the level of an argument that has erupted among policy makers and lobbyists here over the costs and benefits of cracking down on air pollution.

The lunatic seriousness of some Little League parents -- the kind that has erupted in shameful violence -- is studiously avoided here.