Sentence examples for practically erupting from inspiring English sources
"Oh, man" — Joel was practically erupting from his shoes, his face drawn down like a curtain and every blood vessel in his eyes gone to waste — "I understand.
After my father opened the Seder, I practically erupted with glee: "I've brought something special," I announced, waving papers I had received at a Tikkun-sponsored event.
Snow lived on Sackville Street, just around the corner from the Royal Academy of Arts, and in late August cholera erupted practically next door, in an area of Soho.
When Dixon, a Baltimore native, was chosen No. 17 by the Washington Wizards, practically his hometown team, the crowd erupted.
When Marcus Thames lined the go-ahead single that provided the margin of victory in a 6-5 win, the Yankees' dugout erupted with joy, with players practically falling over the rails.
One shows Mr. Carey as he is today, ready to erupt into a smile, which is practically his default expression.
When Sonia proceeds to explain why she is thus attired, the theater erupts in booming gusts of laughter that practically shake the seats.
The Cerro Tololo investment paid off in 1987 when a star erupted in a bright supernova explosion in the Large Magellanic Cloud, practically right overhead.
