spurting

IPA: spˈɝtɪŋ

Examples of "spurting" in Sentences

-- A few pieces of pipe-clay or pumice may be placed in the beaker to prevent the "spurting" of the chromic acid.
Duty done in part, the smallest part, I readied myself for the spurting of customers through the restaurant doors.
Starbucks (SBUX) has had enough complaints about coffee spurting from the sip holes in its lids to do something about it.
A combination of my overabundant milk production "spurting" would not be an inaccurate description, and his being a bit tongue-tied.
Many critics wrote that "Bonnie and Clyde" was a revolutionary mix of raucous comedy, blood spurting violence, and gun stroking sexuality.
I walked around and looked and yes, there was a little leaping flame being fed by a jet of gas or something spurting from a pinhole in a hose.
I’m yet though to write about showring in a hot mineral spring spurting from a rusty funnel in the middle of wheat field … there has to be a story in that.
A few minutes later, with blood spurting from Mr. Estrada's wound, the referee stopped the match, making Indianapolis home to the Caribbean's newest champ.
It was ineffective, not because it wasn’t well edited — the students used YouTube clips, and so they couldn’t show the power of blood spurting from a severed arm or the impact of showing a gun in a child’s hand.