Sentence examples for aftermath lives from inspiring English sources

Dugard, who has written two memoirs about her captivity and its aftermath, lives in Northern California with her daughters.

A Minnesota police officer was acquitted of manslaughter on Friday in the shooting death of Philando Castile, a black motorist whose girlfriend streamed the aftermath live on Facebook.

His girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, who was in the passenger seat, streamed the gruesome aftermath live on Facebook, challenging the officer's claim that Mr. Castile had disobeyed his instructions.

The episode quickly gained national attention because Ms. Reynolds, Mr. Castile's girlfriend, began streaming the shooting's aftermath live on Facebook and challenging Officer Yanez's version of events.

His girlfriend, who broadcast the aftermath live on Facebook, and her daughter were in the car at the time.

Starting to recover For most of the children of San Roque, the traumatic experience of the typhoon is coupled with the aftermath: living in makeshift houses, temporary tents or evacuation centres.

The battle royale took place from 1995 to 2000 on the Jersey shore, in an aftermath that lives on today.

The driver's girlfriend — who watched the fatal encounter and streamed the gruesome aftermath in live video to Facebook on Wednesday night from the passenger seat — asks at one point for help.

In the roll of a young conspirator's soiled lapel, or in his matted hair and perturbed brow, we see hints of how the assassination and its aftermath were lived by its participants, behind the screen of sensationalism.

Mr. Castile, 32, was shot by a police officer during a traffic stop on July 6, and a video of the grisly aftermath streamed live by his girlfriend drew widespread anger and protests.

Those of us who were born in the aftermath have lived with its consequences of that event without fixed memories or collective accounts of its roots.