Sentence examples for has erupted with from inspiring English sources

But in recent weeks, it has erupted with frightening regularity.

More than any time in memory, America this year has erupted with concern about illegal drugs.

As usual, the Web has erupted with rumors and speculation on what is new about the unconfirmed product.

A political tussle has erupted, with the NCP keen to build a bridge using public funds and Congress preferring a road on reclaimed land.

Yet the last remnants of Catholic Ireland die hard, and a predictable war of words has erupted, with some considerable abuse of research used to bolster bad arguments.

The great health care war of 2002 has erupted with a vengeance, as Republicans began to push their prescription drug bill through the House this week.

Tensions have erupted with increasing frequency.

Mr. Couto recalled how the room had erupted with laughter.

The community had erupted with calls for Wales to weigh in, but he was hesitant.

By the eighties, bitter enmities had erupted with some of his closest collaborators.

Soon a polarizing debate had erupted, with the mayor's supporters wanting to know who the activists thought they were.