Sentence examples for devastating days from inspiring English sources

Looting, anti-Semitism and class divisions defined London, as did hard-headed stoicism, in those devastating days.

A heatwave not seen since those devastating days of extreme hot weather that caused the deadly Black Saturday bushfires.

It has also launched devastating days of bombings, at all points of the country in August and all around Baghdad's Shia neighbourhoods one week ago.

Bureau of Home Economics-approved holiday menus often featured a few simple dishes, rather than the lush, elaborate repasts of earlier generations, but "holiday fowl" were often included in Christmastime food relief, even in the early, devastating days of the Depression.

He added: "This has been a terrible incident and a devastating day for everyone here.

On Sunday two choreographers offered new takes on the events of that devastating day with elegiac, site-specific dances.

Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments said: "This has been a terrible incident and a devastating day for everyone here.

Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments, which runs the park, said: "This has been a terrible incident and a devastating day for everyone here.

Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments, which runs the resort, said: "This has been a terrible incident and a devastating day for everyone here.

David Hulse, chairman of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions' national shipbuilding committee, called it "a devastating day for the U.K. shipbuilding industry".

Kyrgios, who ranks 262nd in the men's world rankings, was not available for comment at the end of what must have been a disappointing if not devastating day.