Sentence examples for suddenly rupture from inspiring English sources

Instead, heart attacks happen when lesser narrowings become inflamed and suddenly rupture, spewing a clot into the bloodstream.

That's key because too much inflammation can cause an arterial plaque to suddenly rupture, triggering a massive clot and possibly even a heart attack.

Heart attacks happen when a small plaque in the artery suddenly ruptures and a blood clot rushes to heal it.

When violence suddenly ruptures the course of our lives, we tend to tell ourselves stories in order to make it more explicable.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Heart attacks happen when a small plaque in the artery suddenly ruptures and a blood clot rushes to heal it.

It was in 1998, during the last of the "Sanders" show's seven seasons, that Mr. Shandling's 20-year business relationship and close friendship with his manager, Brad Grey, suddenly ruptured.

But that smooth arc of family history was suddenly ruptured on Sunday when an S.U.V. carrying Ana Julia Martínez, 81, and Jacobo Nuñez, 85, as well as two of their daughters and three of their grandchildren, struck a median barrier on the Bronx River Parkway and plunged off an overpass, killing everyone in it.

As he did in "The Plot Against America" (2004) — a novel with much bigger ambitions and a sweeping historical canvas — Mr. Roth conjures up World War II-era Newark and a Jewish neighborhood, where the routines of daily life are suddenly ruptured by fear.

Fatigue fracture begins with one or several cracks on the surface that spread inward in the course of repeated application of forces until complete rupture suddenly occurs when the small unaffected portion is too weak to sustain the load.

Then, the rupture suddenly jumped to the farther southwest at a time of 130 s.

The FRCM specimens experienced cracking prior to failure whereas the FRE specimens failed suddenly by fabric rupture without cracking.