Sentence examples for bring earthquake from inspiring English sources

Imperial College London (ICL) offers a 2-day course every September to bring earthquake experts up to speed with Europe's latest design codes.

Recently, she journey to Nepal to bring earthquake victims solar-powered lights.

It'll bring about terrorist bombs, it'll bring earthquakes, tornadoes, and possibly a meteor.

When Disneyworld introduced "gay days," Pat Robertson ominously reminded the people of Orlando that they were in a hurricane zone, and speculated, "It'll bring about terrorist bombs; it'll bring earthquakes, tornadoes, and possibly a meteor".

According to the biblical calculations of Family Radio's Harold Camping, Judgment Day would bring earthquakes and storms, which would mark the beginning of the Rapture, a process through which true believers are saved from the apocalypse and returned to a better world.

Some believed the Greek gods lost trust in Atlantis and brought earthquakes and floods that caused it to sink.

And Mr. Patel expressed a common fear about what that wait might bring: "An earthquake is like a heart attack.

I think people look at Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and say, 'Who's going to bring an earthquake to DC?'" (To Fox News Sunday in May 2016).

"I think people look at Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and say, 'Who's going to bring an earthquake to D.C.?'".

Mr. Robertson said tolerance of homosexual activity "could bring about earthquakes, tornadoes, and possibly a meteor".

If today's weather can bring forth earthquakes and magma from the Earth's crust, it doesn't take much to imagine how the solid Earth is likely to respond to the large-scale environmental adjustments that accompany rapid climate change.