Sentence examples for would have erupted from inspiring English sources

But he said the violence would have erupted eventually anyway.

Had they not found it, a second fire zone would have erupted.

Holding the Fort A less classy person would have erupted in outrage weeks ago.

The King Power would have erupted at this point, but it was already pre-erupted, a fuzz of booming swirling shrieking noise from all sides.

The logic in staging this potentially incendiary fixture at this venue was baffling given memories of 1998, but perhaps trouble would have erupted anywhere.

It argued that a challenge would have erupted at some point and it is "much better this explosive issue is faced sooner rather than later".

Twitter would've erupted had it existed on Oct. 10, 1924, when the Senators captured the World Series title in the 12th inning of Game 7 at Griffith Stadium.

THE members of the studio audience, if there had been one, would probably have erupted with screams and howls, incited by giant blinking "applause" signs, manic warm-up comedians and baskets of free candy.

Would that same fury have erupted if John Edwards had been her opponent?

The move fell far short of protesters' demands and seemed likely to ensure that the anti-government demonstrations that have erupted here would continue.

If so, then their size would suggest that they could well have erupted in the style of supervolcanoes on Earth.