Sentence examples for explode in the wake from inspiring English sources
About half of those present were active in the Democratic Socialists of America, a dues-paying organization that saw its ranks explode in the wake of Sanders' 2016 run.
Our parties are relatively weak because outside money, much of it undisclosed, has exploded in the wake of Citizens United.
As trade between Mexico and the United States exploded in the wake of Nafta, new career paths emerged for men like Mr. Miranda.
It's only 15 years, after all, since his career exploded in the wake of his 1997 Vanity Fair shoot with Diana, Princess of Wales.
That being said, battle royale titles have exploded in the wake of PUBG and they seem to all share a lot among each other.
Because so many hedge fund operators and other smart moneymen bought so much credit risk with borrowed money, the leveraged players were caught offsides when the price of credit risk exploded in the wake of the Russian crisis.
The popularity of consignment shopping exploded in the wake of the Great Recession, bringing with it a host of new online stores that allow people to buy and sell used clothing.
While such political spending has been legal in some forms since the 1970s, it exploded in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United.
The ship immediately accelerated to full speed and turned to starboard; the torpedoes exploded in the cruiser's wake.
But the use of the term truly exploded only in the wake of the Brexit vote and, particularly, Donald Trump's election victory in 2016.
