Sentence examples for calamitous day from inspiring English sources
It has been yet another calamitous day for England.
This was nothing less than a calamitous day for England, the resurgent optimism that came with their win in Cardiff blown into smithereens by Australia.
Kenny Milne's usual supplier of lucky white heather must have run out of stock, denying the big Falkirk defender the charm that might have prevented the appalling misfortune he experienced on a calamitous day for his team.
The situation in West Africa is, obviously, truly dire -- with projections of the toll escalating from terrible to calamitous day by day.
Struggling to reinvent himself as a serious actor, tugged between his glamorous Hollywood life and his inner-city roots, Andre pours his heart out — in more ways than one — to a journalist (Rosario Dawson) over the course of one tumultuous and at times calamitous day.
It might sound to most British ears like a calamitous day on the London Stock Exchange but "Black Friday" has followed Mother's Day and Halloween across the Atlantic and forced its way into the commercial calendar.
Whether describing the attempted Communist putsch against Gorbachev in 1991, the sinking by French intelligence of the Greenpeace schooner Rainbow Warrior in 1985 or the calamitous Black Monday of October 1987, all of which centrally involve Volpi's characters, what emerges detailwise are trawlings from the ponds of Wikipedia.
A suburban insurance man in "LeSabre" seems merely inept until a calamitous Friday night exposes his own vulnerability.
If that weren't the case, then I wouldn't have seen 50 articles about how slow Black Friday sales are "calamitous" for the nation.
An unbeaten century from Hashim Amla saved South Africa from a calamitous opening day in the first Test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi.
They might include the fielding after a poor morning session on the calamitous third day of the second Test but Bayliss will just hit a lot more catches at training rather than wasting energy talking.
