Sentence examples for beginning of disaster from inspiring English sources
I still remember that sight as the beginning of disaster.
But the climactic Franco-British struggle was the beginning of disaster for the Indians.
As soon as any prime minister starts thinking of his [or her] role in history, it's the beginning of disaster.
From the beginning of the disaster the contrasting perceptions of what constitutes news in Cameroon and in Western countries were readily apparent.
How much so far? A. From the beginning of the disaster, BP has said it will pay all "legitimate claims" of economic loss related to the spill and so far has paid out more than $100 million.
And what I told these men and women — and what I have said since the beginning of this disaster — is that I'm going to stand with the people of the Gulf Coast until they are made whole".
During the past three years, Haitians have contributed a huge amount to the reconstruction process, and, since the beginning of the disaster response, solidarity and cohesion among Haitians have been strong and greatly contributed to helping save lives immediately after the earthquake.
As you can imagine, things are crazy at the beginning of 'the disaster', everybody looting the shops and running away from the grown ups, but this book takes place a year after everything begun, so everyone is a little bit more settled down.
From the beginning of the disaster, obtaining accurate casualty figures has been difficult, since a few of the dead were buried immediately by their surviving relatives, who live in the hills above the stricken villages, and the army buried the rest without keeping an exact count.
The human energy I saw at the beginning of this disaster, to rescue people and property, has dissipated, though the tasks multiply.
