Sentence examples for and that in the wake of from inspiring English sources
I can't bring myself to spoil it; let's say that it's quasi-apocalyptic, and that, in the wake of the disaster (no, it's not 9/11), D'Ambrose breaks the tone of the movie, moving away from Clyde with directly and passionately observed, romantic and rueful cityscapes.
He said also that he believed that close Chinese rival URWork's rental model and pricing makes it "completely unsustainable" and that, in the wake of many of China's co-working spaces closing down, catering to startups alone isn't enough to develop a healthy business.
GTA's scriptwriters are aware, via cultural osmosis, that people don't trust the internet and that – in the wake of the 2009 market crash – they don't care much for rich people, either.
A new CNN/ORC International poll showed that Americans were divided over the domestic surveillance programs and that in the wake of several recent controversies, Mr. Obama's approval rating had slipped to 45 percent from 53 percent in mid-May.
It was Jarrett who strongly encouraged Barack Obama to give his race speech — convinced when other senior advisers were not, says Dr. Eric Whitaker, a close friend of Obama, "that he could actually pull off the speech," and that in the wake of the incendiary Jeremiah Wright tapes, now was the time to do it.
It certainly feels that way in the wake of Brexit and the wake of Trump.
That changed in the wake of the Reformation and the counter-Reformation.
There are more mundane realities that follow in the wake of a disaster.
But we've heard very little about that partnership in the wake of it being announced.
This response may reflect top down attention effects that follow in the wake of surprise.
