Sentence examples for some sort of disaster from inspiring English sources

Either a fun evening or some sort of disaster.

"It's like watching some sort of disaster unfolding," wrote a Network54 participant.

Historically, transforming radical parties of the right (or left) into mass movements has required some sort of disaster, such as a major war or an economic depression.

I'd normally be reluctant to board a cruise ship even if it was the only available means of evacuation from some sort of disaster involving a volcano.

FEMA Administrator William Brockk" Long said Monday that Harvey could force 30,000 people into shelters, and he anticipated 450,000 people would seek some sort of disaster assistance.

Given that the Republicans show little interest in pushing the calendar back, the situation is unlikely to improve until some sort of disaster brings the parties to their senses.

Any baker has had some sort of cake disaster: an omitted ingredient, over-baking, lumpy icing.

By Andrea Thompson October 23, 2008 Any baker has had some sort of cake disaster: an omitted ingredient, over-baking, lumpy icing.

The Bee reporters talked about the deaths at the elementary school as if the children had been in some sort of natural disaster.

[cartoon id= a17256"] The Bee reporters talked about the deaths at the elementary school as if the children had been in some sort of natural disaster.

If the Internet were broken, globally, and there was some sort of world disaster, the consequence wouldn't just be me not knowing how to wash my clothes.