Sentence examples for deadly calamities from inspiring English sources

When "Where Men Win Glory" finally gets to the battlefield, it shows off another of Mr. Krakauer's limited but specific strengths: he can convey the panic-inducing way small crises snowball into deadly calamities.

The tragedy, which took the lives of more than 1,100 workers, focused global attention on a reality that Abedin and other workers said they already knew too well: The garment trade in Bangladesh is a dangerous enterprise rife with factory fires and other deadly calamities.

The accident thus became the nation's deadliest mine calamity since 1984.

As Nepal begins to recover from its deadliest disaster on record, the country's youngest survivors are now at a higher risk for another calamity: getting sold into the human trafficking trade.

Big sigh of relief here: Dome calamities, while definitely deadly, will not be (by Mr. King's high standards in this area) described gruesomely at all.

The calamities include the deadly siege of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex., the betrayal of Robert Hanssen, the F.B.I. agent who sold secrets to the Russians for years, and the mishandling of investigative documents during the prosecution of Timothy McVeigh, who was executed in June for the Oklahoma City bombing.

In three decades as "Chopper Bob," Tur airlifted dozens of people to safety during deadly weather and man-made calamities.

And somehow, all these calamities – including Monday's deadly events – seem to be part of a larger corruptive process afflicting Israel.

This drew a spotlight not just on the use of deadly force, but on the enduring calamity that is skid row.

He stepped down amid huge pro-democracy street protests in Jakarta, rioting and deadly attacks on ethnic Chinese in several cities, and economic calamity brought on by the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

"The calamity of the cyder drinker is put away; the deadly excise man shall appear no more in our quarters".