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Sentences ending with outbreak

I think it was simplicity, rather than mischief, with perhaps a youthful playfulness, that led him to this outbreak. [6]
Adrian had already predicted it; his constancy could not be relied upon, and if war was in prospect he forgot everything that was usually dear to his heart, and the appearance of the Duke of Saxony certainly seemed to indicate an outbreak. [10]
Certainly it cost not a little to bribe the ringleaders, and to stir up the discontent to an outbreak. [10]
The mob of elemental forces is as noisy and turbulent as ever, but the standing army of civilization keeps it well under, except for an occasional outbreak. [6]
Never had I beheld her so feeble and doubting, and in a minute I was in her arms and a third person might have marvelled to hear us each craving pardon, she for her faint-hearted fears, and I for my unseemly outbreak. [10]
Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, and Neapolis are to be the centres of the outbreak. [10]

More example sentences with the word outbreak in them

But don't expose yourself in any outbreak of eloquence; for, by the mortar in which Anaxarchus was pounded! [6]
There was a wild outbreak of anger below, and the mob swarmed in from all around, and there we were treed, and prisoners. [5]
How this outbreak was induced is not definitely known, and suspicions, which may be unjust, need not to be stated. [7]
Once when she was a little creature of three or four years she suddenly brought her tiny foot down upon the floor in an apparent outbreak of indignation, then fetched it a backward wipe, and stooped down to examine the result. [5]
All the old tricks of Bigot and his La Friponne, which, after the outbreak the night of my arrest at the Seigneur Duvarney's, had been somewhat repressed, were in full swing again, and robbery in the name of providing for defense was the only habit. [11]
No second outbreak took place until 486 B.C. [10]
Men were losing their heads; there was an element of irresponsibility in the new outbreak likely to breed some violent act, which every man of them would lament when sober again. [11]
Ten days before the outbreak (May 10th) of the Mutiny, all was serene at Lucknow, the huge capital of Oudh, the kingdom which had recently been seized by the India Company. [5]
Valentin had seen the Hiltners' two men-servants with the litters under the lindens, and Barbara thought that perhaps the maids might have gone to the scene of the festival to carry headkerchiefs and cloaks to the ladies before the outbreak of the storm. [10]
Three of his sons were ministers, and one of these, William, was pastor of the church at Concord at the period of the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. [6]
There was an outbreak there, and Sir Henry Lawrence marched out of the Residency on the 30th of June to put it down, but was defeated with heavy loss, and had difficulty in getting back again. [5]
Even before the outbreak of the war he had devoted himself zealously to her, and he now plainly showed that during the long period of separation his feelings had by no means cooled. [10]
It was an outbreak of my soul. [11]
Meanwhile the gusts of wind which accompanied the outbreak of the storm extinguished the lamps and pitch-pans. [10]
Even the leech Nebsecht came; for he feared that the unusual summons announced the outbreak of a fire. [10]
At first Heinz listened to the luckless gambler's outbreak of rage in silent amazement, but when the latter began to threaten, and even clapped his hand on his sword, the composure which never failed him in the presence of anything that resembled danger quickly returned. [10]
In the public journals and in Parliament it was declared that this outbreak, like that at Spithead, was due partly to political strife, but more extensively to agents of revolution from France and Ireland. [11]
A local outbreak, if you will, but so was throwing the tea overboard. [6]
As soon as I heard of the late fiery outbreak between M. Gambetta and M. Fourtou in the French Assembly, I knew that trouble must follow. [5]
He had invited her, at the outbreak of the peasant insurrection, to place herself under his protection. [10]
Three years since, he said, he had been staying at Antioch at the time of a violent outbreak against the levying of certain taxes. [10]
This outbreak did good, and Luc Baste was arrested for provoking disorder. [11]
Every seat was filled, and among the audience were youthful faces in large numbers, looking as if they were ready for any kind of outbreak of enthusiasm or hilarity. [6]
That was her father's look when on the point of an outbreak of fury, and at this hour, surrounded by these people, he must not allow himself to yield to rage; he must maintain a tolerable degree of composure. [10]
Mr. Cooper, in explaining the causes of some epidemics, remarks that the opening of the plague burial-grounds at Eyam resulted in an immediate outbreak of disease. [5]
He realized that Dyck's premonition of an outbreak and sending for the hounds was a stroke of genius. [11]
The father and daughters had been so deeply agitated that they had not heard the storm rising outside, and the outbreak of the tempest surprised them. [10]
A few years before the outbreak of the Civil War it began to appear that Memphis, Tennessee, was going to be a great tobacco entrepot--the wise could see the signs of it. [5]
It must be because I have got it into my head that we are bound to have some kind of sentimental outbreak amongst us, and that this will give a chance for advances on the part of anybody disposed in that direction. [6]
The taunt must be an outbreak of jealousy against the renowned authors who have the audacity to be also orators. [6]
The result was a very genuine outbreak of sorrow and sympathy from all the hearers. [5]

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