Sentence examples for disaster of which from inspiring English sources

Sun, May 1997 · A social and environmental disaster of which the state government of Amazonas would be proud.

It did not take long for the hanging to become a metaphor for the over-all disaster of which it is part.

Also, wasn't this begging for a repeat of the Titanic disaster, of which, as it happens, this year was the centenary?

The three gathered for long lunches, where they'd share their artistic dreams — and dating disasters, of which they had their ample share.

The dancing master in Molière's "Bourgeois Gentilhomme" declares that "all the misfortunes of mankind, all the disasters of which history is full, the bungling of politicians and the mistakes of great generals, all come through not learning to dance".

While natural disasters, of which 90% are weather related, forced 19 million people to abandon their homes -- just less than the population of Australia.

No, the insurrection should be against the brainless version of capitalism that has made its home in the United States and, increasingly, in Western Europe, with the resulting economic disasters of which we are only just seeing the beginning.

The country suffers from many kinds of natural disasters, of which the most common and serious one is flooding.

The country suffers from many kinds of natural disasters, of which the most common and serious one is a flood (4).

Consequently, it was decided to delay the transmission of the episodes "The Perils of Penelope" and "Brink of Disaster" (both of which feature disasters involving trains) until the end of the broadcast schedule.

Stemm had read accounts of the 1622 disaster, all of which mentioned only three treasure galleons that had been lost in the storm: the Atocha, the Rosario, and the Santa Margarita.