However, Henry V died quickly and the conflict erupted into a series of alliances and counter-alliances between rival factions of English and French nobles.
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6 sentences with “erupted”
Short, simple sentences with “erupted”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: erupted
Suddenly burst out or exploded, such as a volcano releasing lava, or something starting suddenly with force, like laughter or violence.
6 sentences with “erupted” — examples
Unfortunately, almost as soon as he took the throne a volcano in southern Italy, Mount Vesuvius, erupted, followed soon after by another great fire as well as an epidemic in Rome.
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The great communist powers of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and the People's Republic of China loomed over a vast swathe of Eurasia, while smaller countries occasionally erupted in revolution.
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The great contrast in the Classical Age was between the power and splendour of the Greek polis, especially Athens and Sparta, and the wars and conflicts that erupted as they sought to expand their power and control.
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Almost immediately, however, simmering resentment against the king's growing power erupted in a series of uprisings against the crown known as La Fronde, essentially a civil war led by the nobles against the monarchy (the rebels even formed a formal alliance with Spain).
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In turn, the main debate that erupted among the delegates was over the form of German nationalism to be adopted: should Germany be a "smaller German" state defined by German speakers and excluding Austria, or a "larger German" state including Austria and all its other ethnicities and languages?
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