Sentence examples for aftermath using from inspiring English sources
The show portrays this moment and its immediate aftermath using bleached film stock, grainy flashbacks, and rapid-fire jump cuts, which warns us that the narrative won't be linear, and the pilot never does give us an orderly understanding of the intervening events.
And more than 70 teams of astronomers watched the aftermath using telescopes to monitor everything from γ-rays to the radio-frequency spectrum.
"The Prestige" begins with a death and proceeds through a murder trial and its aftermath, using flashbacks within flashbacks to deepen the mystery it promises to solve and changing points of view to misdirect our attention.
CURTIS LYONS: The records held in the Kheel Center and made available through the Triangle Fire website chronicle this event and its aftermath using original documents, photographs, trial transcripts, and oral histories.
Americans who experienced an extreme weather event are most likely to have communicated about it person-to-person – either in person (89%) or on the phone (84%) – although some used social media, such as writing about the experience on Facebook (23%) or sharing a photo of the event or its aftermath using Facebook, Tumblr, or Instagram (19%).
In the original version of his book, The Global Minotaur: America, Europe and the Future of the Global Economy, he set out an analysis of the 2008 crisis and its aftermath using the Cretan legend of the minotaur as a metaphor: the "Global Minotaur" was US capitalism centered on Wall Street, extracting tribute from the world after 1971.
Aftermath uses rousing piano rolls and urgent percussion to ram home a message of determination.
Some crisis centers provide factually incorrect advice about the process of abortion and its aftermath, others use religious rhetoric to shame women for their choices.
Video of the aftermath showed medics using beach chairs as stretchers to carry away people in swimsuits.
The study here includes a sequential analysis comprising both earthquake and the aftermath fire and using FEMA356 descriptive performance levels.
Long a hobby photographer, Bob recorded everything, from life at the base camp to the aftermath of enemy action, using a cheap 35mm camera he'd picked up.
