Sentence examples for any catastrophe from inspiring English sources

This would, of course, prepare her to take over from Mugabe in 2018, barring any catastrophe.

Once more, a natural disaster serves as an occasion to showcase the impoverishment, to exaggerate the scenes of violence that are common to any catastrophe of this type.

In terms of structural safety, Sudan – the country most endangered by any catastrophe at the Gerd – is satisfied with its construction.

In the crude but inevitable reckoning of the political advantage that comes with any catastrophe, the big story about Sandy and the elections was that the storm helped to boost President Obama's reëlection and to quash Mitt Romney's challenge.

"These cherry trees blossom each year despite any catastrophe," said Noriyuki Kasai, the mayor of Hirosaki, a city on the edge of the disaster zone, some 400 miles north of Tokyo.

"Oh my precious love!" (that's for breaking a dish, or any catastrophe), "Oh my blessed hope!" etc. — and at anything you tell her that surprises her, and so much that we say seems to, she says "Oh hush!"     November 20, 1939 I have now heard from four separate sources that you were the most ravishing of the personages at Louise's tea party the other day.

"Barring any catastrophes I think we have a good shot at winning an Olympic medal.

Barring any catastrophes, the good news should roll on.

If its "too close" then the laser is automatically shuttered, preventing any catastrophes at 35,000 feet.

This follows because either (i) the growth rate will be smaller than the hydrolysis rate and microtubules will catastrophe almost immediately upon nucleation or (ii) the growth rate will be larger than the hydrolysis rate, the cap will be large (and keep getting larger) and there will be hardly any catastrophes at all.

Well, for one thing, the disaster being depicted isn't just any old catastrophe but the Big One, Armageddon itself.