Sentence examples for rupture all from inspiring English sources

Satellite images show the 25 April quake did not rupture all the way to the surface, meaning there is potential for another big quake just to the south of Kathmandu.

"Early calculations suggest that Saturday's magnitude-7.8 earthquake is probably not big enough to rupture all the way to the surface, so there is still likely to be more strain stored, and we should probably expect another big earthquake to the west and south of this one in the coming decades," says Bollinger.

During a quake, the fault does not rupture all at once.

There were four cases of uterine rupture, all in the control group compared to none in the study group (nonsignificant).

They killed 18 South Korean officials, including four ministers, and led Burma to rupture all ties with the dictatorship.

The RIPA buffer used for the cell lysis is known to rupture all intracellular vesicles and it does not contain inhibitors that would prevent ADP-ribosylation catalyzed by toxin that was trapped in and only released from vesicular compartments upon cell lysis.

Time itself was ruptured: "all the bridges are broken between today, yesterday and the day before yesterday".

There's a condition known in the trade as "sprint-car eyes"–the blood-red stare drivers get after a high-speed rollover accident ruptures all the capillaries in the whites of their eyes.

Invisible electromagnetic waves are sent out into the club, rupturing all the ecstasy pills, and boom everyone is higher than a spaceship telling their friends how much they love them.

Mr. Sarkozy was swept into office promising a "rupture" with all the entrenched habits of his land: stifling labor rules, endless holidays, soaring taxes, paternalistic and bloated bureaucracy.

The complex fault system may have prevented the simultaneous rupture of all these faults (Anderson et al. 2003), and instead, large earthquakes occurred successively.