Sentence examples for what calamity from inspiring English sources

PAUL BENEDETTI Always Able to Laugh No matter what calamity befell Paul Benedetti in this life, his response was inevitable: a joke.

Until I read "When a Crop Becomes King," by Michael Pollan (Op-Ed, July 19), I had no idea what calamity my family was bringing on the world.

And each home game, eyes fixed on Teddy's gold-rimmed glasses perched on his novelty-sized nose and mustache that could double as a push broom, eager to see what calamity would keep him from victory.

He strives for what the rest of us mostly dream of: not being a druglord, but being free from the burdens of worrying what calamity might wipe us out.

Some market experts guessed that the cost differential would narrow in the future, with Manhattan prices coming down more than New Jersey waterfront prices do, while others said that history suggests it always remains around 50percentt — no matter what calamities and changes occur.

Purdy does not, however, engage with Somin's arguments concerning the reality of the democratic process--arguments that are supported by a growing body of public-choice scholarship, including Somin's own--nor does he explain precisely what calamities would befall us if courts did prohibit the government from bulldozing homes for the benefit of powerful economic actors like Pfizer.

What disaster lies after this calamity?" tweeted one, whose account identified him as Mohammed Alsubaie, from Riyadh.

Ah what a calamity in the middle!

What fearsome calamity could wreak that kind of damage?

Your cofounder just quit; what a calamity.

Down the block, pro-Obamacare groups produced in-the-flesh examples of what that calamity would look like.