Sentence examples for new erupting from inspiring English sources

At the first appointment the child's mother was asked about new erupting teeth if signs of tooth eruption had appeared, and data were recorded for each child with the help of a questionnaire designed on the basis of a comprehensive literature review.

So it meant that, in all his glory McIlroy could not dismiss entirely the possibility of new shadows, new erupting fears.

In this model, new capillary vessels erupted from the tissue in matrigel, and new erupted endothelial cells grew from tissues in fibrinogen proliferated and formed tube.

The new burst erupted in the epoch when the first galaxies were coalescing.

Fox News erupted in outrage, selectively editing the clip to confirm Republican prejudices that Obama doesn't understand the private sector.

A new volcano erupting on the bottom of the sea between November 1963 and June 1967 created the island of Surtsey, off the southwestern coast.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy has had an excruciating summer, with a new crisis erupting almost weekly since May and political support that has gone from emphatic to tepid at best.

BAGHDAD — Unrest continued to spread in Iraq on Thursday, with new protests erupting in several cities and reports from law enforcement officials that private security guards in a city in Kurdistan fired on a group of protesters who tried to storm the political offices of the region's leader.

The top five reported causes of oral impacts were toothache, fractured permanent tooth, sensitive tooth, bleeding gums and new tooth erupting in the intervention and control group, respectively.

… — Eric Asimov The New York Times: … And a new scandal erupts in Burgundy, where four executives of one of the region's largest wine producers, Labouré-Roi, have been detained on suspicion of falsely labeling hundreds of thousands of bottles.

It's uncharted territory and a lot of new music is erupting from this new paradigm; some good, some not.