The melodies are flecked with eruptions of the mechanical, as if NASA were hacking the signal.
Lawrence O'Donnell, following Hayes and Maddow, enlivens his broadcast with eruptions of bitter mirth.
Schnabel saved the picture from a risk of over-all sludge with eruptions of reds, oranges, and neon-bright greens.
Today, the NATO secretary general, Lord Robertson, said the allies would add troops, if necessary, to deal with eruptions of violence.
Riordan writes the way Michael Bay directs, or would direct if Bay had ADHD, with eruptions of mayhem every few pages and exposition falling like hail.
Amalrik's main predictions were that tensions among the layers of Soviet society, combined with eruptions of the country's non-Russian nationalities and an "inevitable" war with China, would undo Lenin's creation.
And some were flamboyant, like the motorcycle jacket with eruptions of synthetic hair coming off the front, or the pair of jeans that looked as if they had been distressed by that rogue dog, then gussied up with some dangling chains as a distraction ($1,990).
The fatality database is dominated by incidents associated with eruptions of VEI ≤3, with 363 fatal incidents (64% of total).
There exist two other databases similar in scope to LaMEVE: that of the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program GVPP, http://www.volcano.si.edu; Siebert et al. 2010) and the database by Mason et al. (2004) with eruptions of M≥8.
