(1) There you are, looking 1,800 feet down, as the Atlantic Ocean slams into a sheer wall of rock, and the wind coming off the sea shoots a geyser of water straight up across the face of these rocks.

(2) At the last second a geyser of frigid water rushed up under him, swirling around and under him just strong enough to keep him from hitting the ground.

(3) A geyser of lava spouted between them and Seth attacked, charging through the lava like it was water, an unstoppable locomotive of power.

(4) This second album erupts like a geyser of molten lava from your speakers.

(5) Looking for all the world like a permanent feature of the museum's architectural program, his handsome project is centered by a geyser of steam piped from the Institute's heating plant.

(6) The car threw on its breaks and screeched against the pavement before ramming into a red fire hydrant, making a geyser of water spray into the air.

(7) His head was turned into atoms, and another geyser of a black liquid came from it's neck.

(8) At times, the spring flows continuously; at other times it acts as a small geyser issuing a jet up to 70 cm in the air.

(9) The center of the platform began to open like an iris and a geyser of flame spewed forth, engulfing its first breath of air.

(10) Poke the top with a fork, and a geyser of steam rises up.

(11) The pipe sent up a geyser of sewer water into the street

(12) A maintenance brigade is repairing the rig, a geyser of steam and water shooting up into the air as they pull sections of pipe out of the ground.

(13) At this series of erupting geysers in the north of the island, boiling water is expelled from the magma at the earth's core.

(14) Gray hematite more quietly occupies the rims of hot springs and geysers where its presence often goes unnoticed.

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(16) In fact 80 per cent of the country's electricity is generated from the natural heat of hot springs, geysers and volcanoes, which means very little pollution of any kind.

(17) Now there are plenty of places in the world where high temperatures come very close to the surface: volcanoes, and geysers and things like this come to mind immediately.

(18) So, hot springs are geysers on the sea floor, chemical rich environments.

(19) Although no eruptions have been recorded at Yellowstone for 70,000 years, the hot springs, spectacular geysers , and bubbling mud pools provide testimony that hot magma still resides not far beneath the surface.

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