burst into's Usage Examples:

Chairman, may as you will, call the next witness! After Welch deferred to Chairman Mundt to call the next witness, the gallery burst into applause.

One of the plane's wings struck the ground and the plane crashed into soft sand in a marsh about from the runway, where it burst into flames.

The homeless man burst into tears.

He laughingly tore down the charm and burst into the room.

prominently in the campaign, and Labor Senate Leader John Button even burst into laughter when referring to it in his speech announcing the election.

Thinking they were referring to her, she burst into tears and had to be led off the stage by the manager.

These racemes burst into great trails of clustered white, pink, violet, or blue flowers in early- to mid-spring.

They then burst into the wards and attacked all of the wounded soldiers and medical staff who were unable to hide, in what was known as the St.

A station employee was killed during the muster in 2010 when the helicopter he was piloting crashed and burst into flames.

After a short stay, the squadron was moved to RAF Digby, Lincolnshire, but one aircraft struck a crane after take off and burst into flames.

It burst into flames with the loss of the five-man crew (all but one were Polish) and.

some difficulty with his lines in the episode, and would sometimes burst into laughter during filming.

Synonyms:

separate, stave in, split, fall apart, break, break open, stave, blow, split up, come apart, pop,

Antonyms:

uncut, integrate, keep quiet, function, respect,