Sentence examples for aftermath that from inspiring English sources

Well, until the aftermath that is.

It's the aftermath that interests me.

It's the aftermath that is of most interest.

In 1929 and its aftermath, that meant stocks purchased on credit and bank deposits.

But it is the poems addressing war's aftermath that convince, revealing a hopeful dimension to Motion's tender, sombre verse.

There was the sheer loss of so many customers and an aftermath that turned the blocks below Canal Street into a frozen zone for months.

Other officials and the Interior Ministry in Baghdad cited death tolls as high as 60, with the differences reflecting the chaotic aftermath that typically follows major bombings.

She made a series of works in the aftermath that are disturbing: she aims a gun at images of Diana's face and shoots.

But for a number of languishing Mississippi towns it is the Great Flood of 1993 and, as important, its aftermath that have drained life away.

The cross-party committee of MPs also expressed dismay at the long-running 'Plebgate' inquiry into the Downing Street confrontation between officers and former chief whip Andrew Mitchell and its aftermath that has cost more than £144,000 so far.

Not everyone is a hero in this documentary, and no two stories are exactly alike; but together they deliver a portrait of Sept. 11 and its aftermath that is as powerful and sobering as any photograph.