Sentence examples for it a calamity from inspiring English sources
But we wouldn't consider it a calamity.
For much of the political establishment, though, it was, as Clay called it, "a calamity".
And there you have it — a calamity of missteps and misfortunes.
After the judge handed down her decision, several Orthodox parties declared it a calamity and vowed to pass a law barring all sales of hametz during Passover.
It's awful; it's a calamity," Joca Thome, the national coordinator of the marine conservation organisation Tamar, told the press after flying over the area.
"Sometimes it was a calamity of errors, and it felt like if something could go wrong, it would," Desko said.
Is it out having a good time?" Or we can take it as a calamity.
Even if it is prestigious for the country to host the Games it is a calamity, a real calamity".
But for me it was worse because I knew better, someone hurt me and I knew it was a calamity.
Although Emerson thinks it is a calamity for a nation to suffer the "loss of worship" (CW1: 89) he finds it strange that, given the "famine of our churches" (CW1: 85) anyone should attend them.
