Sentence examples for from the calamity from inspiring English sources

Still, she said she thought some good might come from the calamity.

We had the meal .But there is still hope for blue-collar workers as long as they are willing to learn from the calamity that is General Motors.

That may seem a long way from the calamity in the Gulf; but in the long run those other murky waters also need to be cleaned up.

He concluded that "there is still hope for blue-collar workers…willing to learn from the calamity that is General Motors".

"Even if what you're saying is true — that somehow you could foresee the financial calamity, which is, I would say, a stretch at best — when you became governor, you didn't protect the people from the calamity.

Among the few painless stories to emerge from the calamity was one centered on gold and silver bullion that was buried beneath the rubble in a Bank of Nova Scotia vault.

Abdul Basit, foreign ministry spokesman in Islamabad, said: "So far, there is no aid from India for the calamity".

From then on, his great project was to gather people into settlements, called "cities of Zion," where they would find refuge from the calamities of the last days.

Thus was inaugurated the New Economic Policy (NEP), which Lenin expected to last for an indeterminate period; during this time the country would recover from the calamities of War Communism and the population would acquire a higher economic culture.

If there's a fault in Cohen's handling of the narrative, it may be that he is too kind to his heroes, shielding them from the calamities that usually befall middle-aged expeditionaries.

She learns how bereavement can render one "passive, translucent and demolished"; how the accumulation of bad luck can strafe a person "to the thinness of a nightgown"; how love — for a man, a child, a sibling — fails to offer insulation from the calamities of everyday life.