Sentence examples for disaster date from inspiring English sources
This excellent new anti-romcom from Judd Apatow includes much-needed modern references to the film Spaceballs, a cat named Grandpa, a disaster date at the Magic Castle and a gang of dweebs who make up their own theme tunes to movies that were never given them.
As clear disaster date in emergency rescue could hardly be gotten, we study the scenario matching with uncertain data IFSs.
After all, she is a former stand-up comedian and a regular on MTV's Disaster Date and has voiced several cartoon characters.
"I've had some disaster dates," Ms. Bartolomeo confessed.
If they do, the effect would be historic.This is because it would begin the undoing of a policy disaster dating back to 1999.
Ever seen the show Disaster Dates on MTV? See how they victimize one another by virtue of their exclusive insight?
Although they were not published until 1863, the Disasters date from the second decade of the 19th Century, when Goya was already a mature artist with a reputation as a brilliant court painter and satirist.
While all those things might be a little bit true, I realized the thing all my disaster-dates had in common was I met these people online.
But why? Millennials are picking up the tab for the western world's most stunning accounting disaster to date.
If the toll does reach 10,000 it would be even higher than the 8,500 killed in a massive quake in 1934 – Nepal's worst disaster to date.
The stark warning came as New Zealand's prime minister, John Key, said the quake was the country's worst disaster to date.
