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Then, with an awful suddenness, their cry became the cry of death, for out from the bushes belched a yellow line of fire as the rifles of Trent and his men rang out their welcome.

The deep cannonade of roaring thunder belched forth its fearsome challenge.

They belched and howled like brass devils guarding a gate.

After resting an hour or two, driven to it by our torturing thirst, we went on, toiling painfully in the burning heat up the lava slopes, for we found that the huge base of the mountain was composed entirely of lava beds belched from the bowels of the earth in some far past age.

A score of muskets belched forth their missiles at the fearless girl behind the scant shield of the machine gun.

Suddenly a strong glare of light flashed across the scene, the fog rolled upward in thick wreaths, and several cannons belched across the plain, and the roar was thrown heavily back from the bellowing echoes of the mountain.

Some 2,000 people were evacuated in eastern El Salvador Sunday when the Chaparrastique volcano belched and spewed a column of ashes high into the sky.

Forty days before it blew, the star that became SN 2010mc brightened and belched a massive amount of gas at 2,000 km/sec (4.5 million mph), more than twice the speed of the Sun's fastest wind.

According to a report in the Telegraph, John Goop, the study leader, measured the sheep's emissions by herding them into a specially designed booth shortly after they eat and then calculating the amount of gas belched.