And it means cataclysmic events proclaimed by prophecy are about to take place.

Before these complications and cataclysmic events happen, take the step to prevent it.

These are among the cataclysmic events dramatised by The Day After Tomorrow, Hollywood's take on global warming.

That two such cataclysmic events should come in quick succession was as startling as it was coincidental.

The Dublin Lockout, which began 100 years ago today, is one of the cataclysmic events of Irish industrial relations.

But if Emerson is right, these cataclysmic events have also helped to shape Earth's biodiversity by populating isolated islands.

In more than a century and a half of cataclysmic events, the Constitution has successfully withstood test after test.

In short, the cataclysmic events in Northern Ireland provided an opportunity to complete the unfinished business of the Irish revolution.

And how she was lucky to have escaped the current cataclysmic events, the tsunami of horror now flooding our world.

The cataclysmic events of 1969-1970 threw up deeply-conflicting imperatives for the people of this State.

Because of the Rapture Index's often-humorous approach to cataclysmic events, it's difficult to tell if Strandberg actually believes what he writes.

Avram accepted the skeleton from Yossi because of loyalty, and because Yossi convinced him that its rediscovery would trigger cataclysmic events.

By yesterday, 550,000 people had been evacuated after the cataclysmic events that killed at least 10,000.

The date is a timely reminder that we are still living with the consequences of the cataclysmic events of a century ago.

After Earth After Earth finds humanity forced to escape from the only planet they've ever known after cataclysmic events threaten their existence.

The explanation has to do with two of the great cataclysmic events of the twentieth century: the Great Depression and World War II.