Sentence examples for aftermath up to from inspiring English sources
The narrative begins in 1967 with "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant," and the show follows characters named Eddie, Brenda, Tony, James and Judy through the Vietnam War and its aftermath, up to the present, using some of Mr. Joel's best-known songs, including "Uptown Girl," "River of Dreams," "Just the Way You Are" and, of course, "Movin' Out".
The journey's aftermath was up to fate; if things didn't "work out with Willie-Jay," then he might "consider Dick's proposition".
That slows things down, and keeps costs up Mr Strzelecki reckons the accident and its aftermath may cost up to £25m.
Meanwhile, former Rams quarterback Nick Foles played well against the team that traded for him before last season, benched him in favor of Keenum and then released him last month in the aftermath of trading up to draft Goff.
Despite no other study examined this association in aftermath of disasters up to our knowledge, this finding supports the link between general and mental health often invoked in global mental health promotion [ 60].
As cities in Hurricane Florence's path deal with its aftermath, Google will match up to $1 million in donations to help with relief efforts.
Neil, their player-manager, has pulled off a huge feat of management and, in the aftermath, his players lined up to pay tribute.
Aid for cyclone-affected schools, still struggling in remote areas of Myanmar NEW YORK, USA, 17 July 2008 – In the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis, up to 1 million people were displaced from their homes and villages in Myanmar.
This has been a tough year for the team with professional soccer suspended for three months in the walk up to and aftermath of Mubarak's downfall.
On the site of the north tower, a historical exhibition addresses the events of the day itself, their aftermath and the events leading up to the attacks.
Call Me from the Grave explores the lead up to and aftermath of that fateful event, telling the story of a small-town man with a big-time dream.
