Sentence examples for both the wake of from inspiring English sources

The 55-year-old resident of Florrisant, Missouri became a fixture on the front lines of the protests in both the wake of Michael Brown's death, and in the non-indictment of officer Darren Wilson. .

Its seems like there were many people doing both in the wake of Jobs' death a month ago.

I met him in Iraq, where we were both covering the wake of the United States military invasion of 2003.

PARIS, Aug. 9 — The French bank BNP Paribas suspended operations of three of its funds and the European Central Bank injected cash into the financial system, both in the wake of turmoil in the United States mortgage market.

In order to characterise the meandering properties of its wake, velocity spectra and space time correlations were measured through hot wire anemometry, both in the wake of the modelled wind turbine and in the wake of a solid disk.

Both in the wake of NATO's success in Libya -- which pointed up how far behind the rest of NATO with respect to US capability its European members have fallen -- and in the face of the looming debacle in Afghanistan.

In this latest offering Hornby goes a little further, examining the relationship between artist and product; artist and fan; and both in the wake of the digital media revolution.

But both trail in the wake of those bullish beans.

Both parties in the wake of the election are confronted by a crisis of identity.

Lawyers for the men, who were both fired in the wake of the leak, are said to be hammering out a deal with prosecutors.

Considering the political heat around both leaders in the wake of last week's vote, it was an oddly low key but quietly revealing debate.