Sentence examples similar to sequence of misfortunes from inspiring English sources
A large fire was triggered following the first aftershock at a shopping center in Scotia that destroyed four businesses, with the resulting damage at that site alone estimated at $15 million, and was the largest individual financial misfortune of the sequence of earthquakes.
But soon Selma is sucked into a vortex of misfortune that -- through a sequence of events that don't withstand the slightest skeptical scrutiny -- lands her on death row.
All kinds of misfortunes befall his five children.
Munkacsi suffered a constellation of misfortunes.
In 1992, after a series of misfortunes, the farm was bankrupt with debts of $100m.
Dad might just have lost his job or any number of misfortunes may have come.
There is some fortune in Haiti's history of misfortune.
Mentions de Vicenzo's sportsmanship in his hour of misfortune.
This is Beslan.The usual clichés of misfortune are too feeble.
The repetitions of "misfortune" and "misfortune," "July" and "July," recall the interlocking syntax of Virgil's Latin and of Milton's approximation of it.
