Sentence examples for burst from high-quality English sources.

• Hhhn: burst sideways.

• Sha Na Na may have burst onto the scene at Woodstock.

• It will also create quick animated gifs from the burst shot.

• After the first burst, six years would pass without another detection.

• Around the bright point of the February burst is a fuzzy halo.

• For the first month after the burst, their brightness wavered.

• Other roller coasters used a burst of compressed air to propel the train.

• Some headlamp companies use a “burst mode” that gives you a bright flash of light.

Use burst in a sentence.

• For these tests, we recorded the sound of the shutter closing as we shot a burst of raw images.

• As soon as we took a spritz of the award-winning Energy Burst, we could tell this scent was different.

• If you use burst mode a lot, it’s important to know how fast a card needs to be to keep up with your continuous raw shooting.

• “THE BOILS that had to burst have burst,” says Mario Deaglio, an economist at the University of Turin, of Italy’s banks.

• As for our in-camera burst-shooting tests, the SanDisk Extreme appeared to match the speed of our pick, capturing 15 shots in approximately five seconds.

• This money creation differs from the burst seen after the financial crisis—the burst which, despite warnings, triggered no surge in inflation.

• The violent burst gave off not only gravitational waves, but also a short burst of gamma rays, and light in a huge range of the electromagnetic spectrum.

• The burst seemed to come from much, much further away than where the Parkes telescope would usually find pulsars; in this case, probably from another galaxy, potentially billions of light years away.

burst sentence examples

• In August 2015 one of the previously spotted FRBs decided to make a repeat appearance, triggering headlines worldwide because it was so incredibly powerful, brighter than the Lorimer Burst and any other FRB.

• Astronomers have detected a repeating fast radio burst (FRB) – a mysterious, ultra-brief but extremely powerful burst of energy far away in space – for only the second time in history (WIRED).

• On July 25, 2000, a Concorde en route from Paris to New York City suffered engine failure shortly after takeoff when debris from a burst tire caused a fuel tank to rupture and burst into flames.

• Ashlee Tilford, managing editor for Insurance.com, told Insider that homeowners insurance will cover the damage from burst pipes from a named peril as long as the burst is not a result of negligence.