A great epidemic burst forth.
The trees burst forth in spring.
He burst forth, "th' lies folk tells!"
To burst forth into or as if into flame.
A cry of horror burst forth from that room.
He leaves have burst forth in a riot of green
The scalding water burst forth from his eyes.
A cry of horror burst forth from the children.
The tinkling laughter burst forth again. "I don't know what that is."
Professor McGonagall: Inside every girl, a secret swan slumbers longing to burst forth and take flight.
Beads of perspiration burst forth among his hair and trickled down upon his temples.
Soon, from a score of the great windows, flames burst forth.
She surveyed him with a glance of awe and horror, then burst forth anew.
Soon, from a score of the great windows, flames burst forth, and the stone faces awakened, stared out of fire.
Instead of moans and cries, they burst forth into loud donkey brays, which sounded very much like, Haw!
be unleashed; burst forth with violence or noise, as of an emotion or an expression of emotion.
The sun burst forth, over her head a little bird caroled his song, and the church-bells sounded for the early service.
Three springs shall burst forth in the town of Winchester, and the streams which run from them will divide the island into three parts.
An overhanging rock offered him a temporary shelter, and scarcely had he availed himself of it when the tempest burst forth in all its fury.
Yang's beauty is a kind of natural spiritual beauty, as she performed the "spirit", showing the power of the original ecology of nature, passion in slender and beautiful of life burst forth.
Catherine had seen nothing to compare with it; and her feelings of delight were so strong that without waiting for any better authority she boldly burst forth in wonder and praise
The fire had been smothered, and had smouldered for a time, but she saw all plainly now; it had but made headway, and now it had burst forth afresh, and had inflamed her whole being.
Near by there stood an ancient grove which had never been profaned by the axe, in the midst of which was a cave, thick covered with the growth of bushes, its roof forming a low arch, from beneath which burst forth a fountain of purest water.
So I have known a man battered by hard life and the excess of his own passions: I have seen love come to such a man and take him up and cleanse him and set him on his feet; and from him has burst forth a flood of colour and splendour— creative work that now lends its fiery stimulus to thousands.
