Sentence examples for various calamities from inspiring English sources

"In a poem... she compares me to various calamities that struck and impeded the lives of other women writers," she writes.

But as soon as the various calamities begin to accrue, the actors all latch on to a grinding sobriety that never relents.

Since January 1st many European banks have begun implementing the new rules, which govern how much capital they must set aside to cushion themselves from various calamities.

Yet Vietnam's banks are in trouble.As befits a "mixed economy" of a communist core with market fringes, Vietnam is suffering from an assortment of the various calamities that are afflicting banks elsewhere in Asia.

As the Doctorow family struggled with various calamities in the "little" depression of 1940, London's novel "made me long to be in the wild, loping at the head of my pack, ready to leap up and plunge my incisors into the throats of all who would harm me or my family".

"Black for centuries has been used for various calamities," says linguist Benjamin Zimmer, executive editor of Vocabulary.com.com

They climb [a nearby] mountain and rescue each other from various contrived calamities.

Natural and man-made disasters, including forest fires, earthquakes, big industrial accidents and various transport calamities, have added to the feeling of being under siege.

The various physical calamities that confront the world are hard to separate, but growing hunger and the struggle to find clean water for billions of people are clearly connected.

Hence they survive in worse situation by struggling with various natural calamities.

Even in the midst of the various collapses and calamities, it was clear that England were building a proper side.