Sentence examples for aftermath of battle from inspiring English sources

Four of his eight college roommates died in combat; that, as well as seeing the aftermath of battle, persuaded him to dedicate his life to helping avoid war.

Centuries later, powerful rum was administered freely to British sailors before emergency amputations were carried out on board ship in the aftermath of battle.

The maps drawn by soldiers in the aftermath of battle serve as grim reminders of that most basic question of wartime intelligence: what lies ahead?

The resulting documentary, "One Woman's War," showing Sunday on "National Geographic Explorer," provides ground-level insight into the tedious aftermath of battle.

After service in World War II -- evidenced here by "Benghazi Lullaby," a Surrealist-influenced reflection on the aftermath of battle -- Brooks underwent a period of artistic re-evaluation.

From Lexington and Concord to Iraq and Afghanistan, Wright tells the story of how the United States has raised the forces with which it wages war, and how, in the aftermath of battle, it cares for and remembers those who fought.

It was taken over by the army in the aftermath of battles this year between Iraqi and American forces and the militia in Baghdad and the south.

Among the first international human rights activists to report from inside Syria, Ms. Rovera spoke to witnesses and viewed the aftermath of battles in 23 villages and towns around Idlib and Aleppo.

No matter how often we see them harmlessly bouncing across open pasture or ragging through breezy skies, in our mind's eye we associate them with the aftermath of battles.

The battle occurred in the aftermath of the Battle of Wisconsin Heights, as Black Hawk's band fled the pursuing militia.

The largest success of the Polish forces was the defeat of one of the Russian formations at the Battle of Zieleńce on 18 June; in the aftermath of the battle the Polish highest military award, Virtuti Militari, was established.