Sentence examples for that erupted through from inspiring English sources

Sections of an intravillar tumor that erupted through the villus surface.

But in the 1990s, during the civil war that erupted through much of the former Yugoslavia, it became a kind of unofficial anthem among Serbian forces that carried out numerous massacres of civilians in Bosnia and elsewhere.

Mr. Jimenez's dancing, with sudden, percussive bursts that erupt through his feet and up through his slapping hands and finger clicks, makes it happily apparent that he is no gentleman.

At other times she trafficked in suboptimal zones, passing through syrupy segues that erupted in silliness.

During communal riots that erupted in 1993, mobs of Hindus rampaged through the city, killing Muslims.

But the controversy that erupted about "Munich" before it opened dissipated when audiences failed to sit through it in great numbers; in Israel, it received a yawn.

One piece of shrapnel passed through her shoulder and another crushed her hip, severing an artery that erupted like a fountain.

You could feel the social pressures that eventually erupted through the dam, driving her to divert her rage against her unfaithful husband on to men in general, and in particular, her sensitive, defenceless 10-year-old son.

Grievances over this fuelled the riots that erupted in 2008.

She thundered impressively in the agitated threnody that erupts midway through the Fauré, and was appropriately spidery and brittle in the third "Meditation".

But the gospel choir that erupts midway through Sacrilege has a thrillingly disruptive effect: their voices jar against Karen O's distorted vocals and the feedback-heavy retorts of Nick Zinner's guitar – they seem to be fighting the band for space.