Sentence examples for which have erupted from inspiring English sources

Although small in a territorial sense, on these islands 3.6 million people live within 30 km of an active eruptive center, 19 of which have erupted since 1800, with the impacted populations residing at an average distance of 2400 km from their "mainland" administrative center in continental Europe (Table 1).

The protests, which have erupted for a third straight summer, have led India to one of its most serious internal crises in recent memory.

It boasts a fearsome array of volcanoes, 33 of which have erupted once or more since the end of the last ice age, around 12,000 years ago.As these volcanoes go, Eyjafjallajokull is neither very big nor particularly prolific.

A severe drought gripping the entire state, unseasonably high temperatures, unusually low humidity and exceptionally gusty winds have created a perfect storm for wildfires, which have erupted statewide like never before.

It also created ironies – brief, but even more surprising – about the timing of his misdemeanours, which have erupted only a week after being voted by his fellow players as winner of the Stefan Edberg award for sportsmanship for a record fifth time.

In Japan, there are 111 active volcanos which have erupted within 10,000 years or which have vigorous fumarolic activity.

A3 Few Fleeing Mexican Volcano Scientists and the Mexican government continued to warn that there could be a full-blown eruption from the Popocatepetl volcano, which has erupted in what is believed to be its biggest bang in more than a millennium.

This, Thorsteinn said, was the work of a volcano, Katla, which had erupted under a glacier, Myrdalsjökull.

Britain inherited a country that was divided into politico-religious factions, which had erupted into civil war in 1892.

The volcano, which has erupted more than 50 times since 1700, is characterized by smoke continuously billowing above its summit.

Sculptor Anish Kapoor has dismissed as "hysterical" a controversy which has erupted in France about an exhibition of his works in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles.