Sentence examples for suffered catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Clearly ordinary Germans suffered catastrophe towards the end.

A city of immigrants, many of whom have ties to other cities that have suffered catastrophe, New York's intellectuals and cultural producers, as well as its ordinary citizens, have a unique contribution to offer to the many urgent projects of reimagining cities around the world today.

We suffer catastrophes of the mind, body and spirit.

During the first nine months of 1942, the United States Navy suffered a catastrophe.

9. Which Booker-winning or shortlisted novelist suffered political catastrophe this year, and where?

It was an annus horriblis for IT guys, Swiss hotel managers and in a way, us all, who suffered every catastrophe with them along the way.

It has suffered one catastrophe after another in the last few years, from the capsizing of the Costa Concordia, to repeat outbreaks of the Norovirus, to the news this week that cruise ships are breeding grounds for sexually transmitted diseases.

Even after the fighting stopped, the Ivory Coast suffered a catastrophe at the stadium in Abidjan when 22 spectators were killed and 130 were injured in a stampede triggered by police firing tear gas at a World Cup qualifying match last March.

In the late 1340s Europe suffered a catastrophe the equivalent of a nuclear war.

The city suffered a catastrophe when the population was killed in an earthquake.

In between, Republicans suffered the catastrophe of Barry Goldwater's candidacy in 1964.