Sentence examples for from the shadow of the second from inspiring English sources

Tokyo won the 1964 Games as Japan was still emerging from the shadow of the Second World War and the country's economy was taking off.

THE GREAT SILENCE: Britain From the Shadow of the First World War to the Dawn of the Jazz Age, by Juliet Nicolson (Grove, $25).

For Watson, it appears that the "fourth generation" of postwar Germans is coming out from the shadow of the Third Reich.

Campaigns argue their practices are disclosed, legal and protected under the "shadow of the first amendment," exempt from state and federal laws.

I saw the shadow of the first low-flying plane darken the view from my window; heard it crash into the North Tower.

Though still a moderate, Barack Obama is the first Democrat to step out from the shadow of the Reagan Realignment.

From the shadow of Barack Obama, the first black president rises Hillary Rodham Clinton, the first woman president of the great United States.

He emerged as one of the country's premier coaches, inching from the shadow of Nick Saban one fourth-down double-down and fiery news conference at a time.

The "Second Amendment March" took place in the shadow of the Washington Monument, where attendees were prohibited from carrying firearms by the District of Columbia's tough laws.

Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars – Director's Cut is a 2D adventure game played from a third-person perspective.

As the shadow of a second world war loomed, however, Darwin gained from military construction.