Sentence examples for black disaster from inspiring English sources

They have a go at a prominent BBC report which, they say, fell for the myth of a cornucopia when white people ran most of commercial agriculture and a "black disaster" thereafter.

He said that the literary world was "sinking into black disaster", and that literature might die within thirty years.

Then the body gets put in a black disaster bag—again, no one can see what's being done.

Then the body gets put in a black disaster bag again, no one can see what's being done.

In February 2009, the Black Saturday disaster killed 173 people near Melbourne, highlighting Australia's terrible relationship with fire.

Katharine was called as an expert witness at the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission, following the Black Saturday disaster.

The BBC's Nick Bryant in Sydney says large swathes of south-east Australia are suffering from the worst fire conditions since the Black Saturday disaster almost four years ago, when 173 people in rural Victoria lost their lives.

If regulators ultimately succeed in their case, OSHA would theoretically have an easier time putting Walmart and other retailers on the hook for Black Friday disasters in the future.

If we don't get out and do the things we need to do today, then who's gonna win?" When we've cooked everything we possibly can, I stop to eat my first meal of the day in a cheap diner just half an hour's drive in the pitch-black from the disaster zone.

Ever since the Black Hawk Down disaster in Mogadishu 20 years ago this month, Somalia has occupied a dreadful place in the American psyche.

Hesitant, perhaps, because of the Black Hawk Down disaster in Somalia in 1993, Mr. Clinton did nothing to stop what, at least by 1994, was evidently a genocidal campaign in Rwanda.