Sentence examples for tensions erupted from inspiring English sources

Creative tensions erupted over camera positions.

Ten years ago, these tensions erupted into violence.

13 October was the worst day of violence in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories since tensions erupted last month.

Various scandals and tensions erupted, but overall this was arguably the most comfortable period in Tasmania's history.

Tensions erupted last weekend, leaving at least 14 people dead in the bloodiest violence the area has seen for years.

Tensions erupted later in the match when Matt Derbyshire put England 2-0 ahead while a Serbian player lay injured.

Cue tensions erupting between the long-standing residents of 'Benefits Street' and the migrants.

Then create a situation of interdependence, and tensions erupt, he said.

"If these tensions erupt into full-scale trade conflict, there will be no winners — least of all the environment".

But it faces a much greater challenge as Algeria's grisly war of independence reaches Rio Salado and racial tensions erupt.

1980 After a police raid on a cafe, social tensions erupt in the St Paul's riot.