Sentence examples for outburst it from inspiring English sources

When the tune returns after this outburst, it has scarcely been altered, but its expressive effect has been profoundly transformed.

To add insult to injury, during Moyles's outburst it emerged that his team had not been given any milk for their tea this morning.

The Brown camp was relaxed about the outburst; it was widely seen as a move to pacify Harman's husband, the trade unionist Jack Dromey, who is supposed to be Labour's treasurer.

As secret messages go, the one I encoded into that Courant column -- "McEnroe Is Elvis's Love Child" -- was harmless enough; indeed, compared with Mr. Pollard's outburst, it was downright drab.

Even before his latest outburst, it was hard to see what he was talking about: yes, there have been some job gains in the McMansion State since Mr. Christie took office, but they have lagged gains both in the nation as a whole and in New York and Connecticut, the obvious points of comparison.

No matter the outburst, it's unlikely that even Steinbrenner would have been able to get the team out from under its massive contract with Rodriguez, which runs through the 2017 season — but there is something thrilling in the idea that he'd have tried just about anything to do it.

In its rhythmic intensity and surprising outbursts it occasionally recalls the sonorities of rock, but its repetition and subtle development of material seems a kind of minimalism for adults.

But like the other outbursts, it quickly died away.

But, like many of Koch's outbursts, it was incredibly refreshing.

An exceptional and disciplined intelligence, capable of such childish outbursts it's almost comical.

The question keeps coming up, though it can be hard to hear the answers amid the outbursts it provokes.