Sentence examples for about the wake of from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, February 6 , 1971P. 28 Story about the wake of Father James Murray, a Jesuit rector in a university.
By Elizabeth Cullinan The New Yorker, February 6 , 1971P. 28 Story about the wake of Father James Murray, a Jesuit rector in a university.
The Sopranos can teach you about the wake of pain caused by retained emotional wounds.
Small jets can be tossed about by the wake of the tanker.
Peedom's idea came about in the wake of a violent confrontation between Europeans and Sherpas in April 2013 – the so-called Everest brawl – which made international headlines.
And it clearly has less to do with the law as such than with the new political climate that has come about in the wake of the recent attacks on London.
Hopefully more standardized testing will come about in the wake of resources like the NIH toolbox which includes a proforma for measuring gait speed [ 112].
There is an icy breeze, but I stand erect at the back of the boat and we bounce about in the wake of a passing tugboat.
The novel is a conventionally structured work of historical fiction set in Brooklyn during the nineteen-thirties and forties, a period that she became curious about in the wake of 9/11.
The improbable victory gave Republicans something to gloat about in the wake of its November defeats.
