Sentence examples for a disastrous week from inspiring English sources

Even by Sunday evening, MF Global thought it had averted its demise after a disastrous week.

IT COULD so easily have been a disastrous week for Silvio Berlusconi.

For the administration, it was the start of a disastrous week.

Sifting through the wreckage of a disastrous week, Republican strategists and elected officials were divided over the best way forward.

"McCain is having a disastrous week," said Ed Rollins, a Republican strategist who led Mike Huckabee's presidential campaign this year.

Meanwhile, the FIA president, Jean Todt, said his conscience was clear despite a disastrous week for Formula One.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Capping a singularly disastrous week for the Commander-in-Chief, Donald J. Trump stormed out of a Washington, D.C., McDonald's restaurant on Friday after failing to close a six-dollar Meal Deal at the establishment.

Jonathan Freedland: It may not be time to write the PM's obituary, but he has had a truly disastrous week.

Maybe they could have foreseen some of this before the wedding, but it takes a few disastrous weeks in Europe to send them scurrying back to their respective lives before they knew each other -- for a while, that is.

It has been a disastrous first week for American tennis stars: the second-seeded man, Pete Sampras, and the second-seeded woman, Lindsay Davenport, were both beaten in the first round.

Some Labour MPs described as the most disastrous week for the party they could remember.