Sentence examples for through the disaster from inspiring English sources

A few engineers who study tsunamis lived through the disaster and described the destruction around them.

"But Tom's kind of been through the disaster areas of Lockheed.

Many farmers say they would not be eligible for the low-interest loans available through the disaster program anyway.

And soon they were wheeling through the disaster site, exchanging weary waves with every police officer and firefighter they passed.

Across the road, the edges piled high with wrecked cars, Takashi Makabe, was hoping a similar spirit would see him and his wife through the disaster.

By the time she made her way through the disaster zone to the Bresma orphanage, where Fekens and the others had been staying, it was empty.

As a nation we donated £1.1bn just through the Disasters and Emergency Committee, which, since 1963, has run over 60 appeals to save millions of lives.

As we lurch through the disasters bequeathed by W. — the economy tanking, 17,000 more troops going to Afghanistan, Chrysler pleading for a total of $9 billion — would audiences still laugh at Ferrell's lovable fool of a president?

We had gotten through all the disasters intact.

The channels through which the disasters produce such different impacts remain as a "black box" in these studies even though some suggest differences in institutional factors (e.g., governance, inequalities) (Cavallo and Noy 2009; Noy 2009; Kahn 2005).

The pilot opens with the area's first jazz parade through the streets since the disaster and ends with a funeral parade – not the first – through the same battered places.