Structured as a flashback, the complex narrative takes in a dreamlike night of passion, a love triangle, subsequent tragedy and Julieta's retreat into depressive isolation.
In 1938 Lloyd George called the battle an apéritif and in 1939, G.C. Wynne judged it to be a "brilliant success", overshadowed by the subsequent tragedy of the Battles of Passchendaele.
Whymper did not see it happen, his view being blocked momentarily by a rock, but he witnessed every moment of the subsequent tragedy.
Of course, with the subsequent tragedy of Syd Barrett, the film would have become a wonderful record of him in full flower and it terribly grieves me that that is gone".
Discussing deeper stories not widely reported in the media, they highlight the heroics of the "Cajun Flotilla" and other inventive survivors, and create a backdrop for a better understanding of the human cost associated with the storm and subsequent tragedy.
Sibelius, however, kicks off with an unforgettable sequence of string and woodwind chords that depict the vast edifice in which the subsequent tragedy plays itself out.
The 1856 Willie Handcart Company was unable to obtain provisions at Fort Laramie, contributing to their subsequent tragedy when they ran out of food while encountering blizzard conditions along the Sweetwater River.
I experienced two breakdowns of secondary traumatic stress seven years apart writing Columbine, so I studied the subsequent tragedies at a safe emotional distance and swore I would never plunge back into the scene of a crime.
Subsequent tragedies, arid and ill-constructed and overweighted with philosophic propaganda, were either booed off the stage or not produced at all.
A subsequent inquest heard the tragedy was the result of poor training and lax safety procedures.
Since 2000, when the American Institute of Architects published its last local guide, "New York City endured an unspeakable tragedy and a subsequent boom and bust that transformed the city," the authors of the latest version write.
