Sentence examples for do calamitous from inspiring English sources

Just as reality shows draw all sorts of ordinary people eager to appear on television, so do calamitous news events.

That instance had seemed to puzzle the pit bull, but otherwise she shrugged off a bout of hiccups as joyfully as she did her calamitous asymmetry.

On the surface, relay batons do not seem particularly calamitous.

If anything calamitous does happen, it will not be explainable by physics.

It did make one calamitous foray into dot-comdom a $5 million investment in beauty e-tailer Gloss.com in 1999–but dot-comdom ay.

Australia collapsed from 42-0, much of the damage done during a calamitous afternoon session that saw six wickets fall as their top order were guilty of poor shots and dreadful use of the decision review system.

In a particularly superb Count Arthur Strong (BBC1), the troubled quartet of lonely men gathered in Bulent's gaudy cafe after hours to settle the differences that had arisen in the wake of Arthur's calamitous trouser fire (don't ask).

Several network executives said they would not consider cutting back on budgets for developing scripted shows, citing ABC's calamitous decision to do that when it had "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" showing as many as four nights a week.

And speaking of dialing it back, that's something I expect the Wachowskis will find themselves forced to do after this film's calamitous opening this past weekend.

If there was one phrase that she kept returning to it took the following form: "I don't want [absolutely terrible, calamitous event] to happen, I want [banal platitude] to happen instead".

Turns out that trampolining dogs, calamitous cats and skating yetis don't make us buy more stuff.