Sentence examples for scenes of disaster from inspiring English sources

The commercial opens with scenes of disaster relief workers helping ice storm victims.

Scenes of disaster appeared before my eyes, but in all honesty, I felt the scale of destruction was rather small.

He is known as "Grandpa Wen" for his benevolent demeanour and his role in visiting scenes of disaster and discomfort.

Leviston is aware of Auden's observation that poets are very fond of scenes of disaster and conflagration.

In coming days much grander ambitions are sure to be declared, just as more scenes of disaster and disorder will transfix us, more stunning and colorful images of irresistible calamity.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin Donald Trump is a man given to superlatives, and last week, in Puerto Rico, where he had flown for the first of two trips to survey scenes of disaster — the aftermath of Hurricane Maria there, and a mass shooting in Las Vegas — he offered one up.

Anita Torres has been running to the scenes of disasters and tending to the ill and the injured for 10 years.

Created in 1999, the national pharmaceutical stockpile was designed as a supply of drugs and medical and surgical equipment that could be sent quickly to the scenes of disasters, including biological or chemical attacks.

People who like to speed to the scenes of disasters tend to have jobs they can drop at a moment's notice; Tynon, who is forty-seven years old and lives half of the time in Los Angeles, runs a privateinvestment fund that trades in municipal debt and pays a small group of investors (minimum investment: fifty thousand dollars), he claims, "between fifteen and eighteen per cent".

After the Oakland fires, Kehrer's new calling as a victim advocate brought him to scenes of disasters such as Hurricane Andrew in Florida and the Malibu wildfires in 1993.

Since we left the scene of disaster, reports of more of the dead and dying are constantly coming to us.