Sentence examples for various catastrophes from inspiring English sources

Seven trumpets then sound, signalling various catastrophes — stars fall, the sun darkens, mountains explode, those beasts appear.

Marco Zatterin, La Stampa Post Arab spring, 140,000 men and women fled the various catastrophes in their countries for Europe.

Clark had been right: the potential financial losses from various catastrophes were too great, and too complicated, to be judged by human intuition.

If he brings up his films, it is often to talk about the worst of them, as if he enjoyed describing in hilarious detail the various catastrophes that have befallen him in the course of a 45-year career.

When we discussed my birth story, months later on the phone, she told me she thought a bath, a nap, a snack, some encouraging words — or just a chance to labor without the threat of various catastrophes hanging over my head — might have kick-started my labor.

Sure, we live with fat-tail risks of various catastrophes of mindnumbing scale; but why do we never speak of the fat-tail chances of benevolent breakthroughs?

Then, in a series of spare, well-written scenes, Bock imposes various neurological catastrophes on Emily.

In a series of spare, well-written scenes, Bock imposes various neurological catastrophes on Emily.

They tested each new product — each hypothesis — against a bunch of historical precedents, running computer models to see how the product would fare under the conditions of various bygone catastrophes.

Even now, at 67, after various medical catastrophes brought on by decades of heavy drinking, he still looks rather dashing in his long scarf, cashmere sweater and silver bracelet.

It also further entrenches Democrats and Republicans in their opposing positions and thus less able to deal with either problem, not to mention any of the various other catastrophes threatening the global economy.A sensible fiscal plan would couple modest near-term stimulus with long-term reforms to entitlement spending and taxes.