And in the aftermath I'd have liked to have been there".
I'll always remember the night Tommy Cooper died on stage and thinking: "What a way to go!" So with apologies to whoever has to deal with the aftermath, I'd be quite happy to go with my headphones on.
"I auditioned, got chosen and then in the aftermath I was like, 'I would've chosen [to make] this movie a million times over.'" Right now, with the second baby on the way, Howard is taking some well-needed time off but, she insists, "I love to act.
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!
In the aftermath of these evenings, I would be terrified, unable to believe I'd put myself in this type of situation.
For the last three days, I've followed the aftermath of the earthquake online, as I would if I were in New York.
In California, Dr. Saeed quotes the poet Czeslaw Milosz in trying to describe how mortality itself was only rendered more priceless by 9/11 and its aftermath: "One life is not enough; I would like to live twice on this sad planet".
Ardent for reproductive choice, I failed to anticipate the grief I would undergo in the aftermath.
In an interview with Works in Progress, a newspaper in Olympia, Wash., he said about the war's aftermath: "I was very angry and frightened by what I'd seen and what I had done there.
But then I wouldn't be around to watch the aftermath.
