Sentence examples for disaster was released from inspiring English sources

Will Jimmy reveal how the great biological disaster was released?

BUDAPEST — The managing director of the company linked to Hungary's red sludge disaster was released from custody without charge, his lawyer said Wednesday, citing a lack of sufficient evidence.

The latest numbers resulting from the Deepwater disaster were released by BP on Tuesday morning as part of its fourth-quarter and full-year financial results, which showed the company had already sold $37.8bn of assets even before its sale of its half share in the Russian joint-venture TNK-BP to Rosneft.

It will be Liverpool's first home game since the dramatic findings relating to the Hillsborough disaster were released.

As previously unseen government papers about the Hillsborough disaster are released to the public, relatives of some of those who died explain why the documents are so important.

The band's first single in Britain, "New York Mining Disaster 1941," was released in April 1967 and reached the Top 20.

Malaysia Airlines flight 17 was destroyed in an instant when the cockpit and other parts of the fuselage were peppered by "a large number of high-energy objects," causing the plane to break apart over eastern Ukraine before anyone could raise an alarm, according to a preliminary report on the disaster which was released on Tuesday.

Disaster Playground was released worldwide yesterday and can be streamed across all major VOD platforms including: Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, and iTunes.

Murder Ballads & Disaster Songs, 1913-1938" was released by Tompkins Square.

Panesar left Northamptonshire at the end of 2009 to join Sussex, a move that ultimately ended in disaster after he was released immediately following a drunken incident outside a nightclub in 2013.

(Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Blu-ray $24.95; the 2007 DVD remains in print at $19.94, R) The Kremlin Letter A critical and commercial disaster when it was released in 1970, John Huston's chilly spy thriller "The Kremlin Letter" has since acquired the kind of cult reputation that seems to attach itself sooner or later to many works of unusual hardness and cruelty.