Sentence examples for hideous disasters from inspiring English sources

Any American baseball fan would think of the hideous disasters that have befallen the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs in the past.

Hungary met its headline priorities, got a lot of what it wanted and there were no hideous disasters".In this section A beginning He can't hide, but can he run?

He takes more conventional means of transport back to New Delhi and Madras, & boards the S.S. Moribunda for an 8-day trip across the Bay of Bengal, imagining hideous disasters that might befall the ship, whose major cargo is a huge load of onions.

Lying on my gurney, I decided that I'd moved on from Christian docudrama to the plague portion of the Passover Seder, when we dip our pinkies into wine to represent the hideous disasters the good Lord inflicted on the Egyptians: locusts, frogs, pestilence, infertility, preëclampsia, brain damage.

It seems ungracious to complain, but there are weeks which exceed even my capacity to anticipate extreme workloads, sleep deprivation, train travel and the naggingly persistent sense that any media exposure will inevitably lead to a hideous disaster of some especially unnameable sort.

"It's possible that some extraneous event, some hideous international disaster, could occur that suddenly helps the government".

Further describing it as a "hideous, zany disaster" LeVasseur concluded that it was "a psychedelic, absurd masterpiece".

But their need does not wait for me to see their picture or be moved by a news video of some hideous natural disaster.

Wasn't it just a few weeks before this hideous Deepwater Horizon disaster that a devastating mine explosion in West Virginia — at a mine run by a company with its own hideous safety record — killed 29 coal miners and ripped the heart out of yet another hard-working local community?

Destitute youngsters without any idea of how to take care of themselves, hundreds of them, poured up and down the Ave near the campus in a state of crazed exhaustion, kicking along through rubbish as in the aftermath of a generalized panic or some major disaster, looking hideous in the orange light of street lamps.

No social paradox, no historic disaster, no hideous record of injustice or misery should keep me from Him.