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

One can only imagine what the demand for medical attention will be in the wake of the earthquake.

However inconclusive the weekend session may turn out to be, in the wake of the September developments obscurity no longer prevails.

The contrast could not have been greater on a summer night that was a reminder of all that this sport can be in the wake of another day that underscored its precariousness.

My guess, jaundiced as it may be in the wake of a month of Palin/McCain bottom-is-up sideways speak, is that the memo was always designed primarily for the public.

The title character, impressively rendered via CGI and appropriately adorable, is at best a supporting character in what turns out to be, in the wake of Disney's purchase of Fox, a profoundly ironic would-be blockbuster.

But if there's one thing my time in India has taught me, it's how small and inconsequential the life of a humble private citizen can be in the wake of overwhelming corporate and political interests.

The last time the Army undertook an overhaul was in the wake of the Vietnam War.

Surely one of them is in the wake of lopsided and season-ending defeat.

South Shore came into being in the late 1890's in the wake of the 1893 Columbian Exposition in nearby Jackson Park.

It was in the wake of Disneyland that cultural disdain of Walt began to stir.

It was in the wake of the consumer revolution, it was in the wake of the thirty glorious years of the French economy expanding; and the same thing happened, the West German economic miracle as well.