Sentence examples for to eruptions from inspiring English sources
noun
A violent ejection, such as the spurting out of lava from a volcano.
He was prone to eruptions of pique.
My local pub goes from pin-drop quiet to eruptions of "uurghhhoo" and "yeeaaahhhhh!".
This impassioned portrait of migrant life is therefore more relevant than ever as an incisive response to eruptions of anti-immigration rhetoric.
In contrast to the often opaque King Fahd, who is ailing and unable to govern, Prince Abdullah, his half-brother, is blunt-spoken, keenly aware of public opinion and given to eruptions of emotion, even anger.
By Jon Lee Anderson February 10 , 2017Brazil's social and economic tensions are giving way to eruptions of violence, like a spate of murders in the Vitória area after a police strike.
Americans are accustomed to eruptions of hostility with North Korea, but in the past six months the enmity has reached a level rarely seen since the end of the Korean War, in 1953.
He was a human Vesuvius, close to eruption.
Prior to eruption from the ovary, an egg first must grow and mature.
We assumed that any unrest within 30 days prior to eruption is related to the causes of the eruption.
During an eruption, AVO's website directs visitors to eruption-specific pages of information, and requests ashfall reports.
Assigning data quality indicators to eruption dates permits users to prioritise superior analytical techniques.
