Sentence examples for cataclysmic days from inspiring English sources

The long time between those cataclysmic days at the height of the financial crisis and the publication of the report may dull the senses of a once-outraged public.

Everybody who lost a loved one on that cataclysmic day was immeasurably grief-stricken.

These are the tools by which Thomas, with the obsessive focus of an autistic child, summons a single, cataclysmic day of his life into being.

It was, she said, "the final straw in what had been quite a cataclysmic few days".

Tyson, currently the director of the Hayden Planetarium, leaps quickly from idea to idea: the decline of public interest in space and prospects for a reinvigorated space program, theories about heat death and cataclysmic end-days scenarios of an asteroid colliding with the earth, the relationship between science and religion.

Pete Wishart, the home affairs spokesman for the Scottish National party, said: "The government has been forced into a cataclysmic climbdown on 42 days following their overwhelming defeat in the House of Lords".

Then, in three days in the cataclysmic summer of 1948, Lydda was no more.

Within days of the cataclysmic earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus in Manhattan, like many houses of worship, responded with donations of food and water.

Several TV documentaries, as well as some contemporary fictional references to the year 2012, refer to 21 December as the day of a cataclysmic event.

The cataclysmic events of the last few days should also serve as a reminder of the wider problems of poverty in the developing world.

The hero of Harris's latest imaginative -- and prodigiously researched -- reconstruction of the past doesn't have time for sentimental musings about the meaning of civilization; a hydraulic engineer, he's too busy investigating the systemic failure of the water system in the days leading up to the cataclysmic eruption of Mount Vesuvius.