Sentence examples for lava from inspiring English sources

You'll pass through the dense forest of Piano Provenzano, across ancient lava flows and to elevations with views across the Ionian Sea.

522dea48-7c19-41d7-801f-fe52f15ff26d Nobody in Marysville had expected the sky to turn into lava that day.

Will Ferrell's President George W. Bush thinks about "global warmings", tee ball and lava flows.

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The dreadlocked scientist with a penchant for lava lamps – and for another scientist, Delphine "Cosima's sort of a hippy stoner.

Ten minutes later, the sky had turned to lava, they'd had their disagreement and Sharen had left for Alexandra, her sister in the car in front.

So off my daughter and I went, a couple of weeks ago, to an island formed from volcanic lava that hardened into black rock.

But it had better rain again: none had access to irrigation from a dozen wells sunk 90 metres into central India's lava bedrock by richer high-caste Hindu farmers.

This was to have been Iceland's most spectacular building, crowning 15 years of economic growth: a concert hall facing out to the North Atlantic, covered in glass prisms imported from China meant to resemble glaciers and lava.

But careful monitoring of events can give people just enough time to get out of the way.Beyond the cloudsMore dangerous than lava, which typically flows slowly, are lahars, flowing mixtures of rock, debris, ash and water, which are often set off when hot lava meets cold snow.

This one consists of a great rent in the ground, 30km long, and in June 1783 it yawned and stayed open for more than eight months, producing enough lava to bury Manhattan to the top of the Rockefeller Centre (pictured).Laki was the first eruption to be written about in the diaries, newspapers and scientific papers that were then spreading fast among the newly literate classes of Europe.