calamity

Likewise Nick Goulette, executive director of the Watershed Research and Training Center, has seen too little movement for too long to believe anything but utter calamity can get us back on track.

Calamity,” Roth writes elsewhere, “when it comes, comes in a rush.

Lebanon, always on the edge of (and sometimes past the edge of) calamity, but too complicated for most people to figure out.

Batman and Robin was such a calamity that it was easy to reboot.

But their arrival was experienced by Indians, who found their worlds abruptly overturned, as a calamity.

Calamity here could also lead to the political demise of a far less secure dictator than Stalin.

How could intelligence of the calamity be most gently communicated?

It covered them in the day of their calamity, and their trust was under the shadow of its wings.

We were resolved to succeed or fail together, after the calamity had befallen us as much as before.

After thirteen years of misgovernment and calamity this third member of the Kiuprili family was called to power.

I see myself now, face downwards in the orchard grass, broken-hearted by the calamity.