Sentence examples for a calamity in from inspiring English sources
Ah what a calamity in the middle!
See articleMarkets were spooked by the threat of a calamity in the euro zone.
The movie is a technological and publicity triumph, and a calamity in every other way.
These days, Ms. Whitney, 41, finds herself pilloried in the news media and by colleagues for predicting a calamity in municipal bonds.
The satellite program has been plagued with problems since a calamity in 1999 resulted in the loss of a $75 million prototype.
"Whatever relief this brings to corporate shareholders," Lowenstein writes, "from the employees' point of view the demise of pensions is a calamity in the making".
Not only has that situation been endorsed by Cas admitting they had to agree to sell Daryl Clark to Warrington a year ago to avoid a fiscal calamity, in an interesting Q&A in League Weekly last week CEO Steve Gill admitted "we haven't had to ask [chairman] Jack Fulton for any money since July 2013" as they strived to avoid "the embarrassment of early 2013 again".
Following the Schindler's List template, Hotel Rwanda dramatises an atypical episode from a genocidal calamity in which a precious few were actually saved and, as in Spielberg's film, the hero-protagonist is a well-connected member of the oppressing group.
And then an earthquake and a tsunami created a nuclear calamity in Japan.
Defending described by The Observer's reporter as a "calamity" culminated in an unusual own goal from Jamie Pollock, and meant the match ended in a 2 2 draw.
Each week the government remains shuttered will knock an estimated 0.1-0.2 0.1-0.2e annualised fourth-quarter growth rate—nasty, but not a calamity.In this section Closed until further notice Manna for Motown Critter fritters Final curtains Glamour, guns and acts of God Cruz missile ReprintsUntil some agreement can be reached, all government functions deemed non-essential are suspended.
