Sentence examples for some calamities from inspiring English sources
The cast and crew came from twenty-five countries, and the mongrel society that Neshat had created made for some calamities.
In some calamities, such as the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico or the sinking of a South Korean ferry in April, the guilty parties are easy to pinpoint.
Some calamities, such as war or flooding, are sudden, but others take place over time.
From there we continued, with some calamity, to Chicago.
"Seldom a week goes by without some calamity or other," Lottie thinks.
"We gonna see some carnage?" "I, potentially, am promising some calamity at Turn One, just like rallycross," the announcer said.
The resulting vacuum increases the force of the imagery and heightens our anticipation of some calamity bearing down.
The quarrelling sisters and their hapless men were so inept that they couldn't run across a lawn without some calamity befalling them.
My days revolved around lots of little rituals which had to be performed exactly right or else some calamity would befall us.
The goal, in the game's main mode, is to build as much and as imaginatively as possible before some calamity — stampeding elephants, famine, vampire dwarves — wipes you out for good.
Probably most unlikely is a "hot" decline in polarization caused by a breakup of the party system (as occurred before the Civil War) sparked by some calamity like a major economic crisis.
