Sentence examples for like disaster from inspiring English sources

It's evident the art of losing's not too hard to master though it may look like (Write it!) like disaster.

It's a moment reminiscent of the concluding stanza of Bishop's One Art, where the speaker has to force herself, publicly, to write down the dreaded phrase admitting that losing her lover feels "like disaster".

She addresses all the big things, but so quietly you don't notice at first, as in her poem 'One Art', which concludes "The art of losing's not hard to master/ Though it might look like (Write it!) like disaster".

Foreign aid also saves money on things like disaster response and military action, so cuts might not even amount to real savings.

It looked like disaster.

Therefore, like disaster movies, the Black Death is very popular.

A Japan-like disaster could happen again, anywhere.

In the process we will reduce the likelihood of having to deal with another Katrina-like disaster.

If the cuts are not repealed, the country will experience an Enron-like disaster on a vast scale.

Nathan and Lucas James Laffertyy, near right, and Chad Michael Murray) do everything possible to prevent a Columbine-like disaster.

A Fukushima-like disaster has overwhelmed the plant where they all once worked, irradiating parts of the English countryside.