Sentence examples for dreadful aftermath from inspiring English sources
The local man apparently captures the dreadful aftermath of Rezgui's killing as he reaches the beach.
The New Orleans mayor, Ray Nagin, and the former police chief, Edwin Compass, share blame for Katrina's dreadful aftermath.
He had maintained relationships with the Gates and Agee families, and he says the killings, and their dreadful aftermath, were instrumental in making him want to look at the violence plaguing the African-American community.
The unfolding events at the stricken power station quickly dominated the coverage, ousting the actual earthquake and its dreadful aftermath from the headlines and, it seems, our collective memories.
The East German party showed great dignity in the aftermath of this dreadful event and were widely praised for their bravery, selflessness and restraint.
Presumably they could discuss the win over Costa Rica in dreadful playing conditions and the aftermath of the Mexico outing at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City, where the temperature, according to one forecast, is expected to reach 78 degrees.
But in the aftermath of the most dreadful experience in Norway since the second world war I would like to go further.
South Yorkshire police, the force I joined in 2006, failed victims and families on that dreadful day, and failed them again in the aftermath of what remains the UK's biggest sporting disaster.
To those caught up in it, America's sub-prime crash and its aftermath felt like a unique – and uniquely dreadful – chain of events, a financial and human disaster on an unprecedented scale.
