Sentence examples for aftermath for all from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith has blamed the 9/11 terrorist attacks on his failure to be elected Prime Minister and claimed Tony Blair "milked" the aftermath "for all that was worth".

All wars draw attention to their aftermath for a moment in time, but I don't think there's any one war that's happened while we have been running the Aftermath Project that I would say, "Bam!

Here, in one of a series of columns,  she writes about the aftermath of his accident For all the things that my family argued about over the kitchen table (hair dye, the merits of body piercing, how Kelly's cigarettes ended up in my school bag), politics wasn't one of them.

In the aftermath of last weekend's free-for-all in Nashville, where Ross Perot forces snatched back control of the Reform Party from allies of Gov. Jesse Ventura of Minnesota, a move is afoot to draft Mr. Perot for a third run for president.

Is there anything new and interesting to say about the Scopes trial and its continuing aftermath for a general readership?

But the students swept up in these controversies must grapple with the aftermath for a long time.

Jack Shenker covered those 18 days and its aftermath for the Guardian.

The photographers Peter van Agtmael, Adrian Fussell, and others captured the storm and its aftermath for The New Yorker.