Sentence examples for his disaster from inspiring English sources

Saint-Exupery profited from his disaster and today graces the 50-franc note by default.

Yet his disaster is no fairy tale it is inspired by the real-life tragedy of an entire people.

He says of Silk: "The dance that sealed our friendship was also what made his disaster my subject.

Henry had always had trouble understanding Robert, his diffident, defenseless son, and now he was reluctant to be drawn into the heart of his disaster.

Needing to first regain the ground lost, Mickelson could not overcome his disaster on the fourth and he finished with an par 72.

"Decades from now the most famous images by Warhol will be his Marilyns, his disaster paintings and his self-portraits," said Tobias Meyer of Sotheby's.

But with his disaster-prone behaviour, is Mr Bean now seen as emblematic of Britain?

Matthew Bailey, 44, fell behind on his $420 monthly rent shortly after his disaster-housing subsidy ended in September.

Liam Byrne, Duncan Smith's shadow minister, said: "Parliament's watchdog has blown apart yet another cover-up by Iain Duncan Smith who it seems has tried to hide a write-off of over £100m on his disaster-hit universal credit project.

The humble 53-year-old Dutt – who, when once asked about his disaster-prone life, replied "Maybe I am the chosen one" – has been granted a four-week reprieve by the Indian Supreme Court.

There's little doubt that the bar's main attraction -- from the feminine perspective, at least -- will be the prospect of a chance encounter with Mr. Junger, who has become nearly as famous for his square-jaw book jacket pose as for his disaster-at-sea prose.