Sentence examples for aftermath online from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker covered the storm and its aftermath online, in print, and in photos.

Now, in light of the grim events of Sept. 11 and their business and economic aftermath, online travel executives are wondering whether their industry can remain the standard-bearer for e-commerce -- or, for that matter, whether most Internet travel companies can even remain in business.

You can buy Pedro Algorta's book, Into the Mountains: The Extraordinary True Story of Survival in the Andes and Its Aftermath, online at Amazon.

The airstrikes on Raqqa and its suburbs began around 3 a.m. local time and included more than 18 attacks, said Abu Khalil, a nickname for an activist in the city who posted some of the earliest photos of the aftermath online.

A video report, which combines footage recorded during Ms. Fakih's visit with images of the raid and its distressing aftermath posted online by the rebels and the government, makes a compelling case that the rebels executed civilians, including women and the disabled.

Conversely, investigators from the Association of Tennis Professionals will reportedly be combing through Davydenko's telephone records for connections to organized crime in the aftermath of online betting irregularities related to a match he retired from in the third set against 87th-ranked Martin Vassallo Arguello last summer in Sopot, Poland.

To mark it, we've made all of "Hiroshima," John Hersey's landmark 1946 report on the bombing and its aftermath, available online.

For the last three days, I've followed the aftermath of the earthquake online, as I would if I were in New York.

In the aftermath of a record (online) holiday shopping season it suddenly seemed appropriate to dive into key stats about the much coveted, in demand luxury consumer many brands have their eye on for 2018.

During the Occupy Wall Street protests and their aftermath, they were the online-video symbols for those who said the New York Police Department was using excessive force: Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, in his white commander's shirt, walking up to a crowd of people and appearing to pepper-spray protesters at random.

Photos and videos of the blasts and the devastating aftermath quickly circulated online.