Sentence examples for more erupted from inspiring English sources

Outside, on the hill formerly named for Tim Henman, thousands more erupted in the darkness.

Eight years after that, violence once more erupted as workers at the Pullman Palace Car Company on the South Side walked off the job to protest wage cuts that were not matched by rent reductions at George Pullman's model town where most were forced to live.

It isn't clear whether Mr Wilson's exit will help lower tensions and bring an end to protests that once more erupted in Ferguson and spread to cities nationwide in the wake of a Grand Jury's decision last week not to charge him for the shooting of Michael Brown, who was 18, on 9 August.

Only 3%% of teeth angled 25° or more and none angled 35° or more erupted to the occlusal plane, which is comparable to the findings of the present study.

In a study involving subjects with a median age 25.9 years and a follow-up period of 2.2 years, Nance et al. [37] found that 11%% of the teeth angled 25° or more and 3%% of teeth angled 35° or more erupted to the occlusal plane [6].

The cacophony in the U.S. to "do more" erupted as evidence of chemical weapons mounted.

Normally, in humans, only one egg is released at one time; occasionally, two or more erupt during the menstrual cycle.

More people need vital support, more highways need paving, more weather emergencies erupt, more existing debt needs to be paid.

That year, more drama erupted: Newman discovered he had a tumour, thankfully benign, on his brain.

More fighting erupted in 2002 and 2003 between government troops and rebels.

Last week, as more protests erupted in Yemen, Jordan and Egypt and as the United States remained largely on the sidelines, the struggle in the Middle East became firmly about "us".