Sentence examples for aftermath ties from inspiring English sources
The End of the Affair by Graham Greene (1951) Graham Greene's moving tale of adultery and its aftermath ties together several vital strands in his work.
The storm's aftermath has tied up about 750 of the 3,000 United Nations peacekeeping troops in Haiti.
Even as global attention shifted, the Wikipedia community remained focused on Lebanon, recording the aftermath and tying it to the broader effects of the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Mundane domestic outings in the immediate aftermath of European ties have historically caused problems for Scottish teams.
Ratliff's problem in examining the post-Coltrane aftermath is inextricably tied up with the excellence of his credentials.
With Ferguson opting not to attend the post-match press conference and the aftermath of the tie dominated by Cuneyt Cakir's controversial decision to dismiss Nani, forensic discussion of Rooney's omission will have to wait until nearer the weekend, when the United boss is next due to address the media.
In the aftermath of the tie between Milan and Pro Patria, Fifa created a special taskforce to tackle the issue.
The tracking polls also indicate no further gains for former Sen. Rick Santorumn (R-Pa)., whose support had increased significantly in the immediate aftermath of his virtual tie with Romney in the Iowa caucuses last week.
In the aftermath of Sunday's tie with Portugal, many U.S. players described the final seconds as an emotional roller coaster, with Portugal's last-minute goal denying the U.S. certain advancement to the round of 16 at the World Cup.
The House at the Edge of the World by Julia Rochester (Viking, 4 June) Viking's biggest debut of the year, this is a story about the meaning of home, which explores twinship and family ties in the aftermath of a father's death.
PAGE A6 NATO RESUMES TALKS WITH RUSSIA The secretary general of NATO had lunch with the Russian ambassador to the organization, beginning a "conditional and graduated re-engagement" with Moscow after cutting off formal ties in the aftermath of the Georgian-Russian war in August.
