Sentence examples for their catastrophe from inspiring English sources
You can't hear the gags in the finished film but I think I tickled their catastrophe".
"Chaplin writes vivid prose, with snappy dialogue," Anthony Bailey wrote here in 1999, and his "account of their catastrophe is tense and moving".
Palestinians see the flight or expulsion of refugees at the time of the creation of Israel in 1948 as their catastrophe (nakba).
RMS is encouraging its clients to take a "holistic" view of their catastrophe risk, rather than writing business too cheaply in the good times, then recoiling irrationally after each unexpected disaster.
After their catastrophe at Centurion, where they lost the first Test by 281 runs in four days, South Africa showed why they have been the most consistent Test side over the last five years as Australia's momentum was stopped in its tracks on the second day of the second Test in Port Elizabeth.
But their conversation – switching between Arabic and Hebrew – centres not on celebrating the historic realisation of the Zionist dream in May 1948, but on the other side of the coin: the flight, expulsion and dispossession that Palestinians call their catastrophe – the Nakba.
But, starting right now, today, Republicans could mount a moral reawakening of their party---by repudiating their moral catastrophe of a presidential nominee.
After all, for Herr Tobler and his wife, there is a love interest (their marriage) and a catastrophe (their bankruptcy); for their assistant Joseph there is neither.
American insurers depend heavily on international reinsurers for nearly two-thirds of their backup catastrophe coverage, with insurers based in Bermuda providing 40 percent.
The irony of their imminent catastrophe is that, in a community that has only ever known back-breaking work and precarious income, they have, these past couple of years, never had it so good.
One does find a faint glimmer of new hope in the BP ascension to demands from the White House of $20 billion to mitigate their oil catastrophe.
