Sentence examples for biblical cataclysm from inspiring English sources
We were surrounded by a Biblical cataclysm.
How to pay for the NHS The Albanian mess Single market, singular irony ReprintsGlobal warming probably will not turn out to be a cataclysm of biblical proportions, as some environmentalists predict.
Currently, 100,000 barrels of oil billow into the Gulf of Mexico, according to BP's own worst-case-scenario – an environmental cataclysm of indeed biblical proportions.
From Popular Archaeology: Indeed, according to Collins, when comparing it with the remains of other nearby ancient cities, along with its prime location and dates of occupation, it emerges today as the best candidate for the lost city of Sodom -- the infamous city that, based on the Biblical account, was destroyed by God in a fiery cataclysm because of its iniquity.
Ernst Krenek's "Lamentations of Jeremiah" was written amid the violence and cataclysm of World War II, but its biblical cries of pain, with their ready application to current events then and now, refine rawness and immediacy into an elegance and symmetry of great beauty.
According to a recent account of the journey, while Lynch found no ruins, he did come away convinced that the lands around the Dead Sea were the site of the biblical "cities of the plain" -- and the tremendous fiery cataclysm that supposedly destroyed their notorious dens of sin some 4,000 years ago.
The archaeological treasure hunt is meant to test a theory that fast-rising waters some 7500 years ago drove coastal dwellers inland at a dizzying 1 to 2 kilometers a day, a cataclysm that some researchers say could have spread farming into Central Europe and perhaps even account for the biblical tale of Noah's Ark.
