outburst造句

This will be your last outburst.

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This encouraged an outburst of great work by artisan painters, sculptors, architects and decorators.

The outburst startled even me, and I started laughing to myself.

M. Gillenormand wrung his hands with an outburst of terrible laughter.

They found that the black hole became 100 times brighter following an outburst on Jan. 6, 2006.

As Rattner recently suggested in an unexpected outburst, the American car makers have a challenging road to reach success.

Last month, we discovered a bright gamma-ray flare from the direction of this star while it was undergoing a huge optical outburst.

The outburst might have been generated by a star torn to shreds when it ventured too close to a black hole in its host galaxy, he suggests.

He wreaked havoc with his family and his two wives and no day went by without some outburst or perceived slight.

She fully expected another outburst from Wu Sun-fu, but to her relief he just nodded. Then he shepherded her back into the car and told the chauffeur:

To me, observing from the back seat, the outburst seems a tad extreme, even though I fully share the couple's reaction.

His outburst suggests that all is not well in the FDP’s coalition with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Chancellor Angela Merkel. In theory the two parties are natural partners.

But more worryingly still, Maradona's outburst echoes the warring attitude of the long-standing AFA President, Julio Grondona, towards the main media in particular, and most of the press in general.

This view began with Sir Ian and has been hardened by the Green affair and an extraordinary outburst by Bob Quick, a senior officer, who ranted about the “wholly corrupt” Tory machinery.