Sentence examples for a disaster and a from inspiring English sources

It's been a disaster and a complete waste of time.

In "Parsifal" it is a disaster, and a frequent one.

He described Obamacare as a "disaster" and "a big lie".

His six-month stay was both a disaster and a tragedy.

It has been called a disaster and a disgrace, yet also anointed a masterpiece.

"It can best be described as a disaster and a tragedy," Mr. Massie said.

18 Political Troubles in Wisconsin A wave of political scandals and a growing budget problem in Wisconsin are seen as both a disaster and an opportunity for reform.

Except the Coalition has spent years telling us the previously forecast deficit and debt levels were a disaster and an emergency, which surely means – by its own reasoning – that bigger deficits are an even bigger disaster.

"It'll take a disaster and an absolute collapse from Celtic, if they don't win the league now," he told BBC Scotland.

This absence of cohesion -- by now a hallmark of the Bush administration -- is both a disaster and an opportunity.

Charles Mendis, a software engineer, lamented, "This feels like a disaster" and added an emoticon of a frowning face.