disaster strikes

And let's say you cannot go home when disaster strikes.

Just when things start to take a turn for the better, disaster strikes.

Do you think they will wait until disaster strikes them, too?

Then disaster strikes, and David must go east for the winter to find work.

The next day, she plays with her friends at the park, and disaster strikes.

Each time some disaster strikes, forcing them to move on again.

You can get a feel for the tools and be ready in case disaster strikes.

Here you will find ways to plan for outreach before a disaster strikes.

But if disaster strikes, crop insurance will keep him in business.

If disaster strikes your community, you might not have access to food, water, or electricity for some time.

The good thing about living with a cop is that you never have to call home when disaster strikes.

I have a strong suspicion that he is looking for a place to land if disaster strikes.

You don't want to be in Mexico when a major disaster strikes.

It is when they arrive at the station however, that disaster strikes.

If disaster strikes, as it seems to every day, the cameras are sure to be turned on the victims.

When disaster strikes, there is no high ground upon which to seek refuge.

You feel bad when disaster strikes, but you get back on.

If at all possible, it's also a very good idea to do a trial run or two to test restoring your system before disaster strikes.

But if no disaster strikes, well, that's considered practically illegal.

When disaster strikes, there is no easy way out.

"Now tell me what should happen if disaster strikes?"

It provides relief for when a natural disaster strikes worldwide.

But it is after he leaves the girls to continue his hike that disaster strikes.

This means action before and not after disaster strikes.

There are mixed feelings when you're abroad and disaster strikes back home.