Sentence examples similar to disaster holds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vidrine has refused three times to appear at hearings into the disaster held by the Coast Guard and federal regulators, saying he is in ill health.

By some grimly ironic twist, the man who had led them to this disaster held on to his constituency in Sheffield, but Nick Clegg has kept a low profile since his resignation as leader (he has not tweeted since 1 June, and did not respond when asked to contribute to this article).

An inquiry into the disaster held that the main reason for the overcrowding was the failure of police control.

As an opposition politician, Macierewicz refused to accept the official version of the Smolensk air disaster, holding hearings in parliament that featured "experts" who relied on Internet photos rather than site visits.

The story that the two protagonists narrate from the grave -- infatuation, sexual temptation, parental disapproval, unwanted pregnancy, desperation and disaster -- holds little surprise.

Discuss why you think the disaster still holds our attention a century later.

The movie turns again, this time toward disaster, but holds to fight-world stoicism right down to the last shot.

"Deep Impact" beat "Armageddon" to the theatres, yet the late arrival stands at number two in the year's top ten while the first asteroid disaster film holds at number seven.In this section The revision thing Taping for posterity O Caledonia!

They also met in 2015 during a UN disaster conference held in Japan.

His career saw triumph interspersed with disaster; he held at one time or another (as his ill-chosen friend Lord Beaverbrook said with only a little exaggeration) every opinion on every subject; he acquired a reputation both for shameless opportunism and for impetuous lack of judgment.

Oil giants without ties to the disaster have held their ground.