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Then from his mouth the serpent spewed water like a river, to overtake the woman and sweep her away with the torrent.

Further south in Chiba prefecture, firefighters battled an out-of-control oil refinery blaze that spewed fireballs into the sky.

It looks as if some boulders sit atop layers of ash spewed out by known eruptions of Mount Etna, meaning they fell after Troy did.

Unleashed by an unauthorized technical experiment, it spewed radioactive dust over swathes of Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and western Europe.

Collectively, the Deccan Traps spewed enough noxious gas that some say it was the cause of the extinction.

I can understand the admiration for either film and I can understand the bile spewed toward either film. On an objective level, I get it.

As well as nourishing us all with the fountain of wisdom spewed forth in her Goop newsletter, Gwyneth Paltrow is also extremely talented.

The volcano spewed more clouds of ash and debris Tuesday, raising concerns it may be close to an eruption.

One of Indonesia's most active volcanoes spewed out clouds of ash and jets of searing gas, killing at least 25 and injuring 14.

They never made it that far Wednesday, when hydrogen gas spewed into the air from a vent line connected to Discovery's external fuel tank.

Love spewed from the heart of me.

All of it is growing alarmingly acidic, as the carbon dioxide spewed out by modern activities finds its way into the briny .

There was the Glory in the centre of the town, spewed clean water every moment.

Add thereto contentious suits, which ought to be spewed out, as the surfeit of courts.

The vent that spewed the lava pictured had out on smaller shows around Christmas and New Year's, Behncke added.

Then Mr. Perez died at the age of 88 last December, and decades of simmering resentment spewed forth.

Up to 20 people were injured by hot ash spewed from Mount Merapi, the Associated Press reported.

One theory suggests the Deccan lavas spewed immense amounts of poisonous sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere.

In the final load, the washer spewed out a handful of shredded white plastic bits.

Until 2001, alloy plants in northern areas of the province spewed a number of metals into the air.

The Chaiten volcano spewed hot ash, gas, and molten rock after being dormant for thousands of years.

After each stop the car leaves a mark on the road's surface: a rectangle of red spatter, betel juice spewed out by the passengers.

The poor child has spewed up everything I tried to give him .

The pond reportedly spewed radiation directly into the atmosphere.

The inferno spewed a deadly plume of radioactive isotopes into the atmosphere .

Unlike most supernovae, this one spewed lots of elements far heavier than iron, including radioactive thorium and uranium.

Then, without knowing why, I put my finger into my throat and spewed up the dates I'd eaten.

It spewed, overflowed and dripped off our table and onto the floor and underneath the shoes of the other patrons and into the street.

But what about all the carbon dioxide being spewed out today by Americans commuting to McMansions?

Volcanic activity on Mars has pocked the landscape with craters and fissure vents (above), from which lava once spewed.

BNDES, a state development bank, spewed out cheap credit.

He was not cool. He spewed sentences whose dependent clauses piled up into midden heaps of outrage or joy.

While I was shopping for a digital camera, the techno-wizard sales clerk spewed babble that was atmospheres over my head.

Since then, it has emitted ash and spewed lava but remained restless.

A cloud of ash spewed from a volcano range in Chile has grounded flights at airports in Argentina and Uruguay.

The problem was a malfunctioning furnace that not only spewed smoke, but deadly carbon monoxide.

Chernobyl spewed radiation for days, which rode wind currents worldwide.

The water's red hue is due to algae that live on salts spewed from nearby volcanoes.

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Water spewed out of the hole.

The well spewed nearly five million barrels, making it the world's largest accidental marine oil spill.

Then in 1989, police killed another black motorist, and rioters spewed into the streets just days before the Super Bowl was held in Miami.

Pages of the report spewed out from the computer printer.

The volcano still spewed ash and steam Thursday, but the floods had subsided.

Spewed by vents sitting atop a pocket of magma, the water reaches temperatures as high as 467 degrees Celsius.

The well spewed 35, 000 to 60, 000 barrels of oil a day from one mile beneath the surface, according to a U. S. estimate.

The spill, resulting from a BP oil-well blowout, killed 11 people and spewed 200 million gallons of crude into the gulf.

The dying woman spewed out curse against her opponent and foe.

Germany's engine, however, has spewed toxic fumes.

The volcano spewed gas and dust just before it erupted.

On the morning of August 24, 79 AD, Mt. Vesuvius overlooking Pompeii suddenly shuddered and spewed out fiery volcanic ash.

Then, on May 13, 2006, Merapi spewed a gray plume of sulfurous smoke that resembled a flock of sheep leaving the crater.

The Ukrainian reactor blew up and spewed huge amounts of radiation for 10 days in 1986.

The testing of nuclear weapons in the 1950s spewed a lot of radioactive carbon-14 into the air.

Salt Lake City spewed out 248, 000 tonnes during the same period four years earlier.

For 10 minutes, Obama talks about nothing except Sotomayor and the "nonsense that is being spewed out. "

Such rocks, spewed in molten form by volcanic eruptions, are gold to a geologist because they can often be dated.

Scientists now estimate that 35, 000 to 60, 000 barrels (1. 4 million to 2. 5 million gallons) of oil have spewed daily from the breach.

It looks like a new island has been formed, but actually this is just molten rock that is being spewed into the air by the exploding volcano

Spewed invective at his opponent

he felt sicken and spewed up onto the food

after drinking too much , the students spewed

A volcano that spewed molten lava

fumes spewed out by cars and trucks