Sentence examples for tragic storm from inspiring English sources
A tragic storm during the crossing strands Pi on a lifeboat with a feisty Bengal tiger he names Richard Parker.
In particular, Balanchine concludes his version not with the parting of the Swan Queen and Prince that ends Act II but with the tragic storm that ends the ballet's final act and that, here, parts the lovers forever.
NEW YORK — As the devastation wrought by the hurricane designated Sandy reveals itself day by day, we learn just how tragic a storm it was.
I remember my parents giving dinner parties in Brussels, in the 1970s, during the tragic Ice Storm period of my childhood.
There are those in New Orleans, of course, who will remain understandably suspicious of any large-scale government planning effort, especially given the tragic story of government ineptitude that followed the storm.
The tragic deaths of the storm researchers in Oklahoma Friday were the first in the forty-one years of organized storm chasing, a testament to the care practiced by most chasers.
The story told by Norman Ollestad in "Crazy for the Storm" is tragic and exotic.
Mr. Romney has had to balance the demands of the campaign's final week with the desire not to look unseemly in the face of the storm's tragic toll.
So many others have perished in the Himalayas, tragic victims of avalanches, storms and altitude sickness, as well as the fatal, unforgiving force of gravity.
In its own way, the trial over those who died at St. Rita's — some on oxygen, some on feeding tubes — is reviving the full scope of the tragic questions posed by the storm, as the arguments made plain.
