Sentence examples for simmering from from inspiring English sources

The universities started simmering from 1963 onwards.

One early stop on what Beijing is calling a "Journey of Harmony" will be Lhasa, the Tibetan capital still simmering from violent antigovernment protests.

One eventual stop on what Beijing is calling a "Journey of Harmony" will be Lhasa, the Tibetan capital still simmering from violent antigovernment protests.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct. 6 - Still simmering from their contentious debate, Vice President Dick Cheney and Senator John Edwards traded shots in this pivotal state on Wednesday over the handling of the Iraq war, who is fitter to lead the nation in wartime and even the importance of when and where they first met.

A longing, unanswered "Enrique?" is then followed by a change in his physical demeanor: You can almost start to see the steam simmering from Trump's ears, his palms sweaty with rage.

There are Texas chilis simmered from chunks of beef, chili pods and little else.

Tensions between Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs simmered from the start of the Second Intifada in 2000 until well after the 2006 Lebanon War.

The emails show that after the furor over the voter records was resolved, hostility simmered from top DNC officials over the Sanders campaign.

Because of the recent border war between Eritrea and Ethiopia, which simmered from 1998 to 2000, vast swaths of land cannot be farmed for fear of land mines, and conscription to military service has depleted the agricultural work force in many areas, adding to food insecurity at the household level.

Given the magnitude of the occasion and the intense rivalry between two of the biggest clubs in Super League, it was to be expected that tensions would simmer from the outset and they boiled over frequently, which only added to the satisfaction for Wigan's players and their vast army of supporters as they celebrated their success at full-time.

my lack-of life expectancy comfortably simmers from pale paranoia to a hard-shelled fact.