Moving from 1964 to 1980, the second episode of this series traces an era of industrial unrest and cataclysmic change.

It seemed the kind of place where not much had altered in a hundred years, even though in fact it had witnessed such cataclysmic changes.

It signals the start of a new age of spiritual enlightenment after cataclysmic changes take place.

Eclipsed in the popular imagination and history books by the cataclysmic changes that came after, 1913 was nevertheless, he argues, a time of great social upheaval.

She said during a question and answer session later that her own life experience showed that apparently cataclysmic changes could be benign.

His passing will surely have a cataclysmic effect.

Yet the 1914-18 conflict had as cataclysmic effect on the musical world.

Even artificial stardom, it seems, can have cataclysmic effects on your private life.

The script balances a tense thriller with an exploration of motherhood, media and the cataclysmic effects of an unthinkable event.

In both cases it took a cataclysmic event (in sporting terms) to provoke change.

When he was pressed for an explanation in 1698 he explained that the cataclysmic event had, indeed, occurred but it had somehow passed unnoticed.

Are they trying to prepare us for a cataclysmic event?

It was the single most cataclysmic event in world history.

Reconstructions and historical accounts depict the road that led to the cataclysmic event.

This would have resulted in a rapid and unsustainable increase in pressure, leading to a cataclysmic explosion.

If they ever meet face-to-face in either universe, everything will be annihilated in a cataclysmic explosion.

The cataclysmic explosion of a supernova will generate an expanding shock wave consisting of ejected materials.

They are very luminous flashes of gamma rays heralding the death of distant, massive stars in cataclysmic explosions.