Sentence examples for calamities associated from inspiring English sources
Every year FEMA gives hundreds of millions of dollars to local firefighters and first responders, as well as victims dealing with the aftershock of floods, fires, and the other calamities associated with extreme weather events.
The deadline it bears for leaving is Aug. 14, or in the Hebrew calendar of that year, the Ninth of Av, a fast day associated with a string of calamities in Jewish history.
Baldwin, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, 243, explains that "suddenly" is associated with ominous conditions or imminent calamities).
None of the country's institutions or the men associated with them were able to forestall these calamities.
It appears that people have learned to associate insurance with a sense of safety and therefore the apprehension that is experienced when one considers possible misfortune is abated by the awareness that one is insured against these calamities.
Viewers mostly associate him with calamity, but he liked to align himself with good news, shedding his famed neutrality to express boyish enthusiasm for what he called, somewhat quaintly, "the conquest of space".
Calamities change things.
Other calamities proceed apace.
Why this interest in calamities?
Natural calamities have plagued humanity for generations.
