Sentence examples for aftermath of a high from inspiring English sources

Hey, Nostradamus! was a melancholy and lovely story of the aftermath of a high school massacre.

The Scottish film-maker Lynne Ramsay will write and direct the film adaptation of We Need to Talk About Kevin, Lionel Shriver's Orange Prize-winovel novel set in the aftermath of a high school massacre.

The play, set in an Ohio town, is about the aftermath of a high school reunion attended by a man who is a television film critic not unlike the Chicagoan Gene Siskel.

One sign of change: This past spring, when "Dear Evan Hansen," a heart-wrenching musical imagining the aftermath of a high school student's suicide, was playing Off Broadway at Second Stage, the show's director, Michael Greif, persuaded the Eustises not to come, thinking elements of the show would just be too painful.

"Home Room" (2002) is a story that deals with the aftermath of a high school shooting and the unlikely friendship of two survivors.

Now 83 and living in the Bronx, Mr. Biaggi said last week that, in the aftermath of a high-energy career battling felons and then being branded one, "I am a very tranquil man".

Form: Struggled in the aftermath of a high-profile equipment change in January, a controversial withdrawal at The Honda Classic part of a poor run that saw him replaced as world number one by Tiger Woods.

As Mr. Ledger's character and his wife (Charlotte Gainsbourg) meet, marry and fall apart, it feels like the heartbreaking aftermath of a moment of high promise and possibility.

His eighth and latest novel, Hey, Nostradamus!, explores the lengthy and bitter aftermath of a Columbine-type high-school massacre.

Subtitled "A 21st Century Comedy in the Presence of Death", DBC Pierrre's novel about the aftermath of a massacre of high-school students in the small Texan town of Martirio seems to be about now - not a dystopian future.

The Credit Suisse report, titled "Be Careful What You Wish For," noted that the disappointing results suggest that, in the aftermath of a no vote, "a higher bidder is unlikely to emerge".