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ABBA burst onto the stage at the 1974 competition, kickstarting Sweden’s international reputation as masters of pop.
Abbott has burst onto the scene for the Reds, and although he’s only made four starts for the club, he did not allow an earned run in his first three starts.
Source: https://nesn.com/bets/2023/06/top-5-nl-roy-candidates-d-backs-carroll-bet-down-again/
About 1,750 homes and businesses in Fife have been left without water after an 8in (20cm) water main burst.
A brief history: formed in 1998 and managed by former Spice Girls’ head honcho Simon Fuller, for five years the S Club 7 bubble was bright, big, and bouncy – and then it burst into bits and bobs.
Source: https://www.irishpost.com/entertainment/face-the-music-at-home-261548
According to information provide by Valerie Newton, director of Communications and Family Engagement for Sampson County Schools, the damages occurred due to pipes that burst in the PreK classes.
Source: https://www.clintonnc.com/news/63995/bursted-pipes-result-in-leaks-at-salemburg-es-return-delayed
After Nest burst from stealth in 2011, it forced Ecobee to retool its smart thermostat.
After the final vote, the crowds in the galleries burst into angry yells and cries of “Shame on you,” with fists held high above their heads.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/06/us/tennessee-house-democrats-expelled.html
After their first attempt at the try line was thwarted, the Melbourne Rebels didn’t need a second invitation as Josh Kemeny burst through the ACT Brumbies defence.
After wrapping filming for the day, Dawn says she 'burst into hot, angry tears.
A hungry driver in Arizona plowed his semi-truck into three vehicles waiting at a red light, whereupon his truck and one of the cars burst into flames, another car crashed…
Source: https://boingboing.net/2023/09/06/drone-pilot-arrested-for-dying-neighboring-pools-green.html
‘AI has burst into the public consciousness over the past few months but has been on our radar for some time.
Source: https://www.canindia.com/govts-to-big-tech-create-responsible-ai-first-and-then-make-it-public/
“A large diameter mains adjacent to the burst pipe needs to be isolated to ensure safety for site operatives working in the excavation, which is expected to be completed next week.
Source: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/first-stage-work-balfron-burst-30468363
Alejandro Garnacho burst onto the scene last season, establishing himself as Man United's most attention-grabbing youngster.
Ali then burst down the sideline for 61 yards to set up his short TD run.
Also, after that initial burst of adrenaline, the Portuguese player might struggle with a third game in a week whereas Doucoure will be raring to get back out there again.
Although the engagement hadn't been publicised in advance, there was a small but vocal crowd outside who burst into another rendition of happy birthday.
Amick (Batesburg, S.C.) burst onto the scene in March to lead the team in batting average (.426).
Source: https://www.abccolumbia.com/2023/05/22/cannarella-named-acc-freshman-of-the-year/
And the storms themselves are more sudden and intense, and therefore more likely to cause floods, burst levees and overflow reservoirs.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/12/us/california-climate-extremes.html
A new app has burst into the scene claiming to offer a decentralised “all-in-one” social experience.
Anil Patel's photos of the river show that the River Severn has already burst its banks at South Parade in Worcester.