Sentence examples for go to disaster from inspiring English sources

At least 10percentt of the proceeds will go to disaster victims through charities designated by AOL Time Warner.

A former firefighter and paramedic, Dr. Mitchell agreed that some therapists who go to disaster scenes are badly trained and inappropriately intrusive.

The company has put a number of items up for auction on eBay, and 100percentt of the proceeds will, naturally, go to disaster relief.

Countless theories abound as to why audiences want apocalyptic films but Wheeler Winston Dixon, author of Disaster and Memory, says: "People go to disaster movies to prove to themselves that they can go through the worst possible experience but somehow they're immortal".

They say you have to do this or the country will go to disaster," the prince who has not been named publicly told The Guardian.

In some cases, it can be very helpful for people with a background in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and trauma to go to disaster-prone areas in the wake of a disaster to assist nonprofits who may not have appropriate staff to accommodate the needs of the community.

Bornstein has autographed the shoes he wore against Costa Rica, and on Friday he began auctioning them on eBay, the proceeds going to disaster relief in Haiti.

Gov. Charlie Crist said he had secured $25 million from BP, which was leasing the oil well that exploded, to finance the tourism advertising campaign after an initial $25 million went to disaster preparation and response.

Tess accompanied her father when he went to disaster sites -- towns wiped out by flood or tornado -- and taught her early on "the first law of insurance": "You can't protect anything that really matters.

It could turn out that with so much charity going to disaster relief, soup kitchens are going hungry.

It looks like the whole world is going to disaster.