Sentence examples for day of disaster from inspiring English sources

"The 7th February will become etched in our national memory as a day of disaster, of death and mourning.

The Daily Star tells its readers: "Bigots: that's what Brown thinks of you!" The Daily Telegraph calls today a "day of disaster" for Brown.

But while the media reaction was predictably fierce – "Brown toast", "hypocrite", and "day of disaster", for example – the prime minister may well be heartened that the public's response was not entirely negative.

Other occassions for video screenings will be in Almaty, Kazakhstan to celebrate the international day of disaster risk reduction and at the global DRR conference in Geneva in May 2013.

She experienced great pain on the day of the disaster, and two days later they lost the baby.

The coroner, Dr Stefan Popper, ruled that he would hear no evidence on events after 3.15pm on the day of the disaster, so excluding the police's chaotic response to the disaster, which the force more recently admitted.

1 What, in detail, happened after 3 15pm on the day of the disaster? 2 Could more people have been saved if the response to the disaster had been better co-ordinated?

[61] Deuteronomy 32.35 kî qārôḇ ∅ yôm ʾêḏām For soon (be) day of their disaster Conjunctive Adjunct mood Adjunct Finite/Predicator Subject Mood Base (for the day of their disaster is soon).

About 160 civilian planes flew over the area on the day of the disaster.

Mr. Ma saved several children the day of the disaster but cannot shake the memory of one girl.

The day of the disaster, Mr. Iskyan was on the phone with a close friend from Wilton.