Sentence examples for a cataclysm in from inspiring English sources

Will it take a cataclysm in a rich city - the flooding of New York - to make it real?

"The economy here had a cataclysm in the last few years, and the Republicans have not been able to increase their numbers against the Democrats".

The Labour, Lib Dem and Tory naysayers warned us of such a cataclysm in the event of a nationalist government being elected.

This play, his latest offering, places his typical antihero at the center of a cataclysm: in Lower Manhattan, to be exact, on Sept. 12, 2001.

Doing so would obviously be significant for several reasons: retrospectively, it would show temperature instabilities in yet another part of the climate cycle, and prospectively it would seem to suggest a cataclysm in our own not too distant future.

In what can be described only as a cataclysm in Beltway media, CEO Jim VandeHei is leaving Politico, the eight-year-old politics website that shook up Washington journalism, according to sources and reports by Huffington Post and CNNMoney.

Mike Cambell A. The remains of a volcanic cataclysm in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean may not sound like the location for a great holiday.

Under smoke-filled skies the sickly yellow color of a fading bruise, Gov. Jay Inslee called the current conditions "an unprecedented cataclysm in our state.

This culminated in debt defaults across Latin America in 1982, a cataclysm that would sweep away import-substitution and usher in a new era of free-market reform in Latin America.If Prebisch's reputation was one of the victims of that debt crisis, it was partly his fault.

There is hardly a shot in this visually captivating movie that doesn't convey a profound desolation, as if the camera were surveying a sweltering wasteland and its survivors in the aftermath of a cataclysm, but it is draped in a sunset glow.

The whole world is expecting a cataclysm for the Democrats in November.