Sentence examples for subsequent eruption from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGrath, one of New York's finest portrayers of bright, young and dysfunctional things, delivers that line with such exasperation that his subsequent eruption into irrational anger makes perfect sense.

The left-footed finish was curled deliciously inside John Ruddy's far post, with the subsequent eruption of joy among those in the Holmesdale end behind the goal virtually sucking the match-winner into the crowd.

The subsequent eruption of hot, fluidized pyroclastic flows during phase 4 shows that, by the end of phase 3, the caldera was dry and the vents were subaerial3,5.

Equally original and convincing as a character is Mollel, the Maasai-warrior-turned-policeman protagonist of Richard Crompton's debut, The Honey Guide (Weidenfeld & Nicholson), which is set against the background of Kenya's 2007 general election and the subsequent eruption of ethnic violence.

The subsequent eruption of suspension parts and fibreglass not only showed the folly of planning such a risky manoeuvre in the first place but it also, according to one writer last seen at a race more than a decade ago, indicted F1 with playing out the worst act of cheating ever seen in sport.

Equally original and convincing as a character is Mollel, the Maasai-warrior-turned-policeman protagonist of Richard Crompton's debut, The Honey Guide (Weidenfeld & Nicholson), which is set against the background of Kenya's 2007 general election and the subsequent eruption of ethnic violence.

After the establishment of a new eruptive conduit, the overpressure necessary for eruption becomes smaller for subsequent eruptions; major decreases in eruption volume are likely related to the lowered failure criterion.

Subsequent eruptions in 2000 and 2006 forced tens of thousands of people in nearby villages to evacuate.

Subsequent eruptions of Kilauea have occurred primarily in the volcano's east rift zone; these became continuous beginning in 1983.

Despite repeated subsequent eruptions, the eruption rate decreased gradually in these cases (Figs. 14, 16, 18).

These three temporal phases may overlap if time between subsequent eruptions is short.