Sentence examples for disastrous week from inspiring English sources

Some Labour MPs described as the most disastrous week for the party they could remember.

Even by Sunday evening, MF Global thought it had averted its demise after a disastrous week.

IT COULD so easily have been a disastrous week for Silvio Berlusconi.

The lasting impact of Trump's disastrous week came from its echoes of the Democratic convention.

For the administration, it was the start of a disastrous week.

Jonathan Freedland: It may not be time to write the PM's obituary, but he has had a truly disastrous week.

Maybe they could have foreseen some of this before the wedding, but it takes a few disastrous weeks in Europe to send them scurrying back to their respective lives before they knew each other -- for a while, that is.

It has been a disastrous first week for American tennis stars: the second-seeded man, Pete Sampras, and the second-seeded woman, Lindsay Davenport, were both beaten in the first round.

In the cold war Maoists dotted Africa with hospitals, football stadiums and disastrous ideas.Next week China will host more than 30 African leaders from the wrong continent in Beijing, offering them a pinch of debt relief, a splash of aid, plus further generous helpings of trade and investment.

Trump's disastrous polling week evinces the broader problems his campaign faces.

He probably improved his image a bit after the disastrous previous week he had, and he looked sober and serious while discussing issues of war and America's foreign policy.