Sentence examples for which erupted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alesi walked into the room, which erupted into applause.

That scandal, which erupted last December, was promptly quashed.

He became unable to control his anger, which erupted at the slightest provocation.

This was one of the pretexts for Kristallnacht, which erupted two days later.

After his return to Malta, he helped prepare another Sicilian revolution, which erupted in 1860.

Underneath the raunchy tit for tat was emotional turmoil, which erupted during a telephone call.

Consider how Al Jazeera covered the second intifada, which erupted in September 2000.

Then came last week's revocations, which erupted into a global controversy.

The conflict, which erupted in December 2013 following the country's creation in 2011 after another civil war, continues to rage.

In 1936 the Arabs staged a general strike, which erupted into a full-scale revolt against British authority.

Then came the murderous revolution of 1910, which erupted partly because the fruits of that prosperity had not been shared.