Sentence examples for some catastrophes from inspiring English sources

This knife-edge improvisation process has produced some catastrophes, such as the infamous 1994 Edinburgh premiere of The Seven Streams Of The River Ota, an apocalyptic chronicle that was still a work in progress on opening night: "Overran by two hours, the scenery went haywire, and there were long scenes in Quebecois French," noted critic Charles Laurence in the Daily Telegraph.

Some catastrophes are natural, but many more are man-made.

I was being pretty evasive, only offering her my easy "he would make a very poor President and I will not vote for him" And I came to the conclusion that the answer to the Trump question is "Don't!" No words will suffice for a small child -- change the subject if you can, there are some catastrophes and complexities that small children should be spared.

Everything is constantly on the verge of some catastrophe.

It is set in the future, after some catastrophe.

It showed some catastrophe befalling a classical lady.

This was simply sensible insurance in case some catastrophe happened in the wild.

Barring some catastrophe, on December 6th Mr Cameron will be duly crowned.

Every so often there is some catastrophe that engulfs the whole country.

This has raised fears that insurers could struggle to pay claims if some catastrophe struck.

In "Bye-Bye" 10 people looking like shellshocked survivors of some catastrophe staggered and trembled.