31.   A huge six-point bull bursts from the trees.

32.   A soldier, accompanied by an armed civilian, chased the attacker and killed him with a long burst from his Galil rifle, witnesses said.

33.   After all, this is the home of the salaryman, who bursts from the subway exits at exactly the same time every morning in blue-suited herds.

34.   Burst from the bonds of embarrassment, uncertainty, even ridicule?

35.   Bursting from the neckline of one of the pullovers was a furry ring that lent a splendid glamour to such a utilitarian garment.

36.   But even though the white-winged shad flies were bursting forth from the river like popcorn, few fish were taking them.

37.   But it is an artistic and financial success, bursting from the precious precincts of art houses to become a cultural phenomenon.

38.   Centuries ago, the Zoroastrians built their fire temples in the hills of Baku, worshiping the flames that burst from the gas-filled earth.

39.   Constitutional rights, as they mature, have a nagging habit of bursting from the analytical confinements in which they are spawned.

40.   During a lull in the action Monday, several seconds of gunfire burst from the shell of a half-completed apartment block.