Sentence examples for the drought of from inspiring English sources

The drought of 1976 killed 200,000 badly planted saplings.

"Some are linking it to the drought of 1999.

Pastures that were going brown in the drought of summer have greened up again.

And anyone who remembers the drought of 2002 knows it could happen again.

Some physicians, though, think Dr. Ho's focus on the drought of specialists is misguided.

So far, the drought of 2000 has been most clearly manifest in the Great Lakes region.

"We've grown in population since the drought of the 60's," he said.

The drought of firepower made enemy zombies all the more threatening.

Livestock raising was sharply affected by the drought of the 1970s and '80s.

THE drought of foreign capital is beginning to wreck many economies in central and eastern Europe.

In 2005, by contrast, the drought of attention eventually turned into a deluge.