Sentence examples for ensuing breakup from inspiring English sources
Cage and Mr. Cunningham also became lovers, and the ensuing breakup of the Cages' marriage was painful.
And does that goodbye need to be accompanied with ensuing "breakup" drama?
Since the Breakup of 2004 and the ensuing electoral reforms, the situation has become more democratic.
Grande is turning her recent breakup with rapper Big Sean, and the ensuing media circus around her love life, into a lesson in feminism.
Investors worried about Ma Bell's third breakup can take some comfort in history: If you owned AT&T in December 1983 and held on to the stock you got in every ensuing spinoff and merger, you're up almost eightfold.
Breakups, bankruptcies, and downsizings ensued; soon the American corporation was reborn as a lean machine.
All sorts of bad things, from censorship to the breakup of the Internet, would ensue.
Since then, a rapid, but piecemeal breakup of Ziff-Davis has ensued, starting with the $205 million sale of its cable television channel, ZDTV, last November.
Last time around, an ugly fight with creditors ensued after it tried to buy them out on the cheap, nearly derailing the breakup.
Children may even feel that their parent's drug problem -- and the subsequent breakup of the family or removal of the child from the home that sometimes ensues -- is their fault.
