Sentence examples for threatening to erupt from inspiring English sources

Now the dispute is threatening to erupt into the political spotlight.

Maneuvers by American cellphone providers to acquire one another are threatening to erupt into all-out war.

Another volcano, Tungurahua, close to Baños, a popular tourist centre, is also spewing gas and threatening to erupt.

Now, as if ordered by the country's angry creditors, nature is once again venting its wrath on Ecuador.Two of the country's volcanoes are threatening to erupt.

With Congressional Republicans coming out in opposition to the administration stance, the contraception fight was threatening to erupt into a major political confrontation.

It had been threatening to erupt all season because, with the exception of a week or two, the Mets have been a bad team.

Words are flung like fists, and violence threatens to erupt.

If not diplomatic wrangling threatens to erupt as the world burns.

The rift, reports said, threatened to erupt into a full-scale war.

The two countries agreed in March to resume pumping oil through pipelines from south to north and ease the tensions that had threatened to erupt into war.

Later Roy must take the fall when labor disputes threaten to erupt among the animators, fouling the air in Walt's perfect world.