Sentence examples for true calamity from inspiring English sources

"We felt an involuntary approach could have triggered a true calamity for Greece, for Europe and for the global economy," he said.

There will come a time when your relationship faces a true calamity, and you will have to go beyond love and tap into commitment that commitment to show up even when it feels so hard as to be impossible, times when you begin to wonder if you even love each other anymore. .

But it is also true that calamity has been forecast for over a century now.

The Tories were in such a mess; it seemed unlikely even then that they would have a chance at office in four years barring a true Blair calamity.

Equipped with an all-weather package, which ensured the windshield wipers did not freeze and side mirrors remained fogless, the Crosstrek steered true amid the calamity, eventually coming to rest in Portland, Maine, where two to three feet of snow were expected to fall over the next 24 hours.

Brett Goldstein's debut solo show, Brett Goldstein Grew Up in a Strip Club (Pleasance), is also a true story of calamities, narrating his experience of managing the Marbella strip club that his father bought in the heat of a midlife crisis.

It wasn't until I had arrived at the gym five minutes later that I saw a crowd gathered around a television set and the calamity's true nature was revealed.

It is true that faced with this calamity, the people of Sendai have maintained a sense of calm.

He had begun to write up a little something, "to set our calamity in as true a light as I can".

Jonathan Zeichner, Executive Director of A Place Called Home: Calamity is man's true touchstone.

Of course, the path of true love doesn't always lead to calamity.