He didn't die, and after emerging intact from the aftermath of the commercial and pursuing a career as a gymnast, he is now an actor, finding relative fame in his home country.
The news reports on commercial music stations contrasts with the aftermath of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Ross said, when many stations simply turned their signals over to affiliated news stations.
My predictions for the aftermath of such a commercial include: YouTube comments expressing foul language, Twitter hashtag explosion of #JohnStamosGay, and OneMillionMoms.com boycotting Dannon.
He felt confident there would be substantial value enhancements.'' In the aftermath of the storm, the commercial office market has turned out to be one of the few bright spots in the city's economy.
All airports but Washington's Reagan National have reopened in the aftermath of last week's attack, but commercial aviation in the United States has been forever altered.
Anecdotal information suggests that commercial picking is on the increase, and the aftermath of teams of pickers can often be seen.
In the immediate aftermath of the attacks, governments halted commercial transportation in much of the world — including the Bay of Fundy, the principal summer feeding ground of the whales and the shipping route to Saint John, New Brunswick, a busy port.
Where an American commercial broadcaster's report on the quake and its aftermath — if there were such a thing at this point — would seek out the heroic story and the silver lining, "The Quake" salves no consciences.
A day after New York State Democrats abandoned plans for a television advertisement commemorating Sept. 11, Gov. George E. Pataki became the first political figure who was prominent in the attack's aftermath to address it in a campaign commercial.
In the aftermath of an apparent attack on a Malaysia Airlines commercial jet flying over Ukraine, international flights are taking detours from their usual routes to avoid the war-torn country.
