Sentence examples for course of katrina from inspiring English sources
Early in the meandering course of Katrina, Doctor Norman McSwain and I talked several times, knowing that Gulf hurricanes are fickle and unpredictable.
The environment itself provided a substantial challenge over the course of the tour: Katrina touched down days before the inaugural performance, on Sept. 12, 2005, and several planned appearances along the Gulf Coast were canceled.
That's about as on-message as the movie gets, though of course Katrina itself carries the stench of politics, as a clip of a dazed-looking Michael D. Brown, who was then director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, affirms.
One of those, of course, was Katrina, the most economically damaging storm in U.S. history.
Eventually, of course, Katrina and Harry will get together and no one will be surprised to learn that Hamilton and Collins are not Gable and Lombard.
Before then, of course, Hurricane Katrina struck and Holy Ground sat deep in floodwater.
Few people noticed--until, of course, Hurricane Katrina hit two years later, and FEMA's feebleness was inside baseball no more.
The most dramatic emergency to occur during the course of the partnership was Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
In the course of Spike Lee's enormous documentary about Hurricane Katrina and the city of New Orleans, "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts," the director shows us a curious funeral on the city's streets.
Still, there were uncomfortable echoes of Katrina.
