Sentence examples for alone in the wake of from inspiring English sources

(I understand he has at least rejected the notion of going it alone in the wake of Ivan Lendl's departure).

At times it ceases altogether, leaving Adèle to battle on alone in the wake of insurmountable (and self-inflicted) loss.

This would have been bad at any time, let alone in the wake of the near-collapse of the banking system.

Finding moles, however, was no longer left to the C.I.A. alone; in the wake of the Ames case, Congress had given the job to the F.B.I.

This curious impulse – perhaps kicked off by Chris Crocker's exhortation to "Leave Britney alone!" in the wake of her breakdown – blends conventional celebrity fandom with awareness of the corrupting effects of fame.

The intensity of Liverpool's start was hardly surprising given the rousing pre-match rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone in the wake of the verdict in the Hillsborough inquest.

Even in his youth he'd suffered from nyctophobia (fear of the night) and monophobia (fear of being alone), and in the wake of Ms. Howard's departure, Martin and his brother began to take turns "Dadsitting," promising him that he'd never have to spend an evening alone.

The Sheffield was certainly not alone in its troubles in the wake of the housing crisis.

Last year, Human Rights Watch documented 96 disabled people who had been left alone in deserted villages in the wake of attacks in CAR – for days, weeks and sometimes months – with little water or food.

The number of people on zero-hours contracts climbed by 100,000 last year alone, and has risen dramatically in the wake of the financial crisis.

The statement alone is chilling enough, particularly in the wake of the Watergate scandal, but its precise context only makes it more so.