Alarmed at the calamitous course of events and disgusted by the crimes of the Nazi regime, certain conservative but anti-Nazi civilian dignitaries and military officers had formed themselves into a secret opposition, with Karl Friedrich Goerdeler (a former chief mayor of Leipzig) and Colonel General Ludwig Beck (a former chief of the army general staff) among its leaders.
A month later, disaster struck in the form of calamitous fire following the April 1906 San Francisco earthquake: Coolbrith's home at 1604 Taylor Street burned to the ground.
After the spaceship's calamitous departure, redemption arrived in the form of a kindly bus driver who pulled up and described the universal story of two lovers meeting on a park bench.
In this state of gender limbo, Hedwig transforms herself into a wisecracking, "internationally ignored" rock singer whose calamitous tour of strip mall restaurants forms the movie's narrative structure.
"Fathers start as gods and end as myths and in between whatever form they take can be calamitous for their sons".
His round of 121, 49 over par, was, is and, assuming the R&A's rigorous vetting of entry forms does not suffer a calamitous failure some time in the future, always will be the worst score in the tournament's history.
If there was one phrase that she kept returning to it took the following form: "I don't want [absolutely terrible, calamitous event] to happen, I want [banal platitude] to happen instead".
Of course, that followed a calamitous decline.
During a calamitous night for the Danish left, a sliver of comfort came in the form of the new Alternative party, formed two years ago to champion a green agenda, which won nine seats with almost 5% of the vote.
His Open form of late is tremendous (give or take the odd calamitous collapse at Lytham).
