Sentence examples for something of a disaster from inspiring English sources

The sequester has been something of a disaster for Obama.

Because of those miscalculations, EuroDisney was something of a disaster in its early years.

TAMEEKA MITCHEM remembers her first foray into journalism as something of a disaster.

EVEN though he was once a Texas oilman, energy has so far been something of a disaster for George Bush.

The problem was figuring out which to put on first, and his initial effort was something of a disaster.

Electronic Arts tried this before with the Need for Speed series, and it was something of a disaster.

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"When we arrived, it was like something out of a disaster movie.

But then in 1918, a series of calamities, like something out of a disaster movie, struck Fort Lee: a wartime coal shortage and the coldest winter in memory hit, as did the influenza epidemic, closing the studios for what producers thought would be just a few weeks, Mr. Meyers said.

A cameraman from south Wales has described the aftermath of the earthquake in Nepal as like something out of a disaster movie.

Nepal earthquake 'like disaster movie' Jump to media player A cameraman from south Wales has said the aftermath of the earthquake in Nepal was like something out of a disaster movie.