Sentence examples for free disaster from inspiring English sources

The S.B.A. is offering a free disaster recovery webinar.

She has sought out acupuncture and free disaster counseling.

So what he's left with are negative inducements, like threatening to cause traffic jams, or threatening to withhold free disaster aid from the federal government.

Currently, the application funnels information about nearby hotels, but Mr. Grazioli and Mr. Candino think that future iterations could relay details about shelters, free disaster housing and inexpensive rooms for rent.

The Red Cross has also created a series of free disaster preparedness mobile apps that put lifesaving information at user's fingertips when they need it most.

Fire Chief Hisel also informed La Cañada City Council members Tuesday of a free disaster preparation event scheduled to take place Saturday at La Crescenta's Two Strike Park, 5107 Rosemont Ave . from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Los Angeles County public safety officials will pass out up to 10 prefilled sandbags per vehicle, and will offer free sand and bags for residents to fill up at the event.

It leads to missteps like Facebook's ham-fisted, neocolonial "free basics" disaster, and the blinkered view that many tech elites have toward the lack of diversity in their field.

(Anderson) ★ Petty Fest 2012 (Wednesday) This annual tribute to Tom Petty has full capacity for "Free Fallin' " disaster, both onstage (where reputable indie rockers jam together in a motley, beer-soaked gaggle) and on the floor (where the audience bounces chaotically to every roots-rockin' lick).

(Anderson) ★ Petty Fest 2011, with Norah Jones (Wednesday and Thursday) This annual tribute to Tom Petty has full capacity for "Free Fallin' " disaster, both onstage (where reputable indie rockers jam in a motley, beer-soaked gaggle) and on the floor (where audience members bounce chaotically to every roots-rockin' lick).

The much-maligned Maple Leafs spend more than just about anyone, especially once you include factors such as buyouts, front office firings, and dead money – they even agreed to pay Nathan Horton roughly $25m to sit at home just so they could dump free agent disaster David Clarkson's cap hit.

In May, Schmidt gave a speech in London calling the bill a free speech "disaster" that his company would not comply with if it were made law.