Sentence examples for write disaster from inspiring English sources

Photo: Andrew Eccles How many times, you might wonder, can you write "disaster" in the review of a new Broadway musical?

(Write it!) Write "disaster".

When it collapsed, he wrote Disaster!

Mr. Rudetsky, a seasoned multihyphenate (actor, pianist, playwright, satellite-radio host) in the Broadway and Off Broadway orbit, wrote "Disaster!" with Jack Plotnick, and their script doesn't pause for refueling.

Perrotta has, in effect, been writing disaster fiction for twenty-five years — in plainspoken, often funny short stories about coming of age in the suburbs, and in novels like "Election," "Joe College," and "Little Children".

I had everything I ever wanted to say to you organized in my head but forgot it all when you took my palm in your hand and with your index finger wrote "disaster".

Most essentially it is necessary to recognize that having written disaster plans does not equate to preparedness!

This adaptability is undoubtedly as valuable, if not more so, as the written disaster plan or JCAHO mandated drills.

(Not coincidentally, spelling is the other contemporary writing disaster).

The "narrator" is a journalist in his 50s who is urged by his mother, a survivor of the tragedy, to write about the disaster before it gets too late to interview those who were there.

This week in the magazine, Evan Osnos writes about disaster and aftermath in Japan.