Meanings of natural event in English

The Doomsday Rock was not a natural event: it was an attack.

Death is seen as a natural event, and is met with firmness.

Crutzen's idea might sound surreal, but it was inspired by a natural event.

It's a natural event and the wolf will not go away now, he says.

She was petrified when this very natural event happened.

Scientists do not yet know if this a rare natural event or due to global warming.

In like manner marriage, birth, and every other natural event were endowed with a sacred life.

It was no miracle, but a natural event.

But this quake wasn't a freak natural event.

However, he and the others were saved from my compulsive hunger for variety by a natural event.

I am rent asunder by an ordinary, natural event,-andthe more natural, the more terrible it is.

Scientists say that the 720-sqkm iceberg calved off in a natural event unrelated to the effects of global warming.

We are even precipitate, and whip our way faster on the time-killing course than the natural event would take us.

The natural event would be great for drawing a tourist crowd and New Zealanders interested in experiencing the phenomena, he said.

In every natural event which coincided with their interests, in the prosecution of their mission, the wary priests descried a providential miracle.

Motherhood is the great and natural event in the life of a woman in France, and no one makes a secret of it.