Sentences with phrase «erupting into»

Whether it's a lack of competence or crazy (but consistent) misconduct, dissension among that manager's direct reports builds over time, finally erupting into a flurry of employee relations issues across the team.

The exhibition, comprising radiant oil - on - canvas portraits, the artist's well - known digital collages, charcoal - on - paper poems rendered in blocky sans - serif typefaces, and a child's playhouse intermittently erupting into ear - searing guitar solos, among other things, sent mental sparks flying in every direction.

Yet devote a half hour to Uprising's unconventional input method and immersion will reveal itself, eventually erupting into a feverish dance of dodging projectiles while assailing away at antagonists.

As his powers wane, Baar Dau starts to float ever closer to Vivec City, eventually erupting into flames, and Red Mountain starts to grow more and more violent.

There was a lot to offer revelers of New YearÂ's Eve, with the skies above La Isla Bonita erupting into a vivid firework display at midnight.

Rear passengers have other things to worry about, like the rear engine bay erupting into flames.

Of course, it also adds a more intriguing, exotic soundtrack, erupting into life with a lightly silenced, nasally whoop.

The remainder of their trip abroad is full of lessons learned and grand romantic gestures, ending on a mawkish note with a misjudged semi-climactic sequence combining two very dangerous thematic elements: strangers erupting into applause, and, um, the Anne Frank House.

A melancholic song that starts off calm before erupting into a fierce track that dynamically goes from loud to gentle.

Lucille runs cold and hot and then even colder still, ultimately erupting into a shrill, maniacal harpy that's scarier than any ghost, any corpse del Toro could show us.

Caught in the middle and given an ultimatum, the only way out is a confrontation erupting into a battle of bullets, face kicks and blows.

My language is purposefully overripe — as Black Swan, like most of Aronofsky's films, is always on the verge of erupting into full - blown hysteria.

Her anxious face hovers uneasily on the screen throughout most of the film, finally erupting into a torrential fury, a potent scene that seems hampered by the continuous unspooling of the plot.

Astronomers have discovered direct evidence of water on the dwarf planet Ceres in the form of vapor plumes erupting into space, possibly from volcano - like ice geysers on its surface.

Ohio's Cuyahoga River, a polluted mess that has caught fire at least 10 times since the late 1800s and is notorious for erupting into flames in 1969, now supports more than 60 species of fish, as well as beavers and birds, in places that were once all but devoid of life.

But for some, the event forges a memory that is pathologically potent, erupting into consciousness again and again.

On mountain or in lab, conflict is inevitable, but the leader must intervene to prevent that conflict from simmering or erupting into full - scale rebellion.

Typically, when solar structures with opposite magnetic orientations collide, they explosively release magnetic energy, heating the atmosphere with a flare and erupting into space as a coronal mass ejection — a massive cloud of solar material and magnetic fields.

In 2005, NASA's Cassini spacecraft spied jets of water ice and vapor erupting into space from fissures on Enceladus, evidence of a salty ocean beneath the saturnian moon's placid icy surface.

Focus on Each Child If life is erupting into a competition, or even resembles a World Wrestling Federation reenactment, it can be easy to become distracted and focus on the competition.

The atmosphere amongst Chelsea fans on the internet is one that is never that far away from erupting into an argument, however since the start of the season it has turned into a toxic one.

While the cloudless blue sky and wind - free warmth of August hardly seem like the start of a new season, in reality autumn will creep up surely in the coming weeks — subtly at first, then erupting into its crisp, fog - laden fullness.

It ended with my husband's coveted Baked Corn casserole erupting into Baked Corn Flambé and Tom the turkey making his post-oven debut at 9:30 p.m. Damn pop - up timers.

All that exists shapes the same energy erupting into the universe as the primeval fireball.

Because etiquette is both voluntary and flexible, and thus able to prevent or settle a myriad of minor disputes that would otherwise have to be handled by the law, often after first erupting into violence, a complex society can not operate properly without using both etiquette and, where voluntary compliance fails, law.

Social clashes take myriad forms, but one bellwether rift that has an almost perfect record of erupting into open hostility right at the onset of major downturns is in the Mideast.

But a hilarious pitch by late night host Jimmy Kimmel recently had the notoriously cutthroat panel erupting into laughs.

After R2 - D2 awakens from his low - power mode and helps complete the map to the missing Skywalker, Resistance members erupt into cheers and begin to hug each other.

For example, on Friday Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin acknowledged there's «a level of risk» that the tariff dispute between the U.S. and China will erupt into a full - scale trade war — something investors clearly don't want.

After a few bites, he promptly erupts into song — belting out a handful of LaBelle's greatest hits, including On My Own, If Only You Knew, and Lady Marmalade.

Twitter (TWTR) users erupted into a frenzy after American rapper Kanye West told TMZ Live that slavery «sounds like a choice.»

For one, it's clear that what might have been a private disagreement erupted into a full - scale public row.

Entrepreneurs are often puzzled by why another company's funding erupts into a feeding frenzy, while their fundraising drags on... Read more →

Kogan, who is co-founder of a start - up called Philometrics, which conducts surveys, was integral to Cambridge Analytica's obtaining at least 30 million Facebook user profiles, an issue that erupted into a crisis for Facebook last week.

Entrepreneurs are often puzzled by why another company's funding erupts into a feeding frenzy, while their fundraising drags on like «the Bataan Death March.»

Once the plane touched down on Philadelphia International Airport's runway 27, the passengers erupted into applause and thanked the crew.

If Jews erupted into rage and violent demonstrations every time they were denigrated and disrespected, there wouldn't be a moment of silence anywhere, anytime.

A railway - car fire in the town of Godhra, which killed a number of Hindu pilgrims, erupted into a weeks - long concerted massacre directed against Muslims throughout the state.

The politics of Hindu nationalism has erupted into social intimidation and violence on numerous occasions, and the Christian communities we visited expect more persecution in coming years.

I can remember a few false converts who upheld a gay lifestyle who either looked at me with blank revelation or erupted into an emotional rage accusing me of tearing down their faith.

Things got more relaxed when he was sitting chatting with the Queen (she is small, too) and the Duke of Edinburgh, and everything positively erupted into joy when he cheerfully donned a tartan scarf and went out into the city.

He laments that the growing inflexibility in political discourse might erupt into ideological cleansing.

At the time, however, most British people were unconcerned about this tragic event on the other side of Europe and were more focussed on the question of Irish Home Rule, which threatened to erupt into civil war.

Some of my friends erupt into anger, while the others rush to defend.

In our theater, the audience erupted into cheers.

God's eternal habits necessitate that some feelings or other will erupt into the world displaying a certain basic structure; God's emergent habits provide in turn some contingent pressures on those feelings, but the creativity of those feelings is still required to complete their self - specification in response to divine and subdivine pressures.

He also erupts into grief, both over the death of Lazarus at Bethany and for himself in the garden of Gethsemane.

As Beth Moore walks onto the convention center stage, the crowd erupts into screams and cheers.

This crisis arose from the development of the Oxford Movement, the high - profile conversions to Catholicism and the restoration of the Catholic hierarchy, which ensured that Catholicism, far from being a relic of the past, instead «erupted into the present».

The crowd erupts into a frenzy of shouts, whistles and applause — a standing ovation that lasts almost 15 minutes.