These ghostly images convey the feeling of the aftermath of a terrible storm.
He lives in Christchurch, where communities are still feeling the aftermath of earthquakes of 2010 and 2011.
And Hanover Insurance Group is feeling the aftermath of brutal winter storms.
Northwestern and Hillsdale are also feeling the aftermath of their sex-related scandals.
Maybe they enjoy the feeling of accomplishment in the aftermath of physically exhausting themselves, but hardly the waking up before work, the getting to the gym, the layering up before a cold run outside...and however else people who work out make it happen.
An elderly priest unlocking the door of his church on the square where a young protester was shot dead by police officers three weeks ago summed up what seems to be the prevailing feeling of the Genoese in the aftermath of the recent summit meeting here.
Whatever internal pressures the rulers of Saudi Arabia must be feeling in the aftermath of Twitter revolutions in the region, the correct response is not to stifle civic discourse.
Jullien, who had been on vacation when the attacks occurred, says he came up with the image -- an Eiffel Tower standing in the middle of a peace sign -- in an effort to express the barrage of emotions he was feeling in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Chocolate brings a feeling of warmth and safety in the aftermath of these terrible attacks, and blocks of Honeyduke's best chocolate are kept on hand for emergency use in Hogwart's hospital wing.
Today England wakes up with a familiar feeling in the aftermath of an international tournament flunk – a knockout cocktail of frustration, confusion, disappointment and blame.
