Sentence examples for has seen the aftermath from inspiring English sources

"We can't emphasize enough: If you can get out, get out". Montgomery County, Md., fire investigator Donny Boyd has seen the aftermath when people fail.

While the public has seen the aftermath many times in an endlessly repeated video clip that shows Trump greeting a smiling Comey at a Jan . 22White House event for law enforcement officials who provided security during the inauguration, the minor drama leading up to it has not been told and proves the adage that videos alone can be woefully, and perhaps hilariously, misleading.

The BBC has seen the aftermath of a day of bloody clashes in Donetsk, which centred around the eastern city's airport.

The mother of 10 children has seen the aftermath of violence before, she said.

I've seen the aftermath of a suicide bombing.

Investigating US drone strikes on my country, I have seen the aftermath of aerial bombardment time and time again.

I have seen the aftermath of other mass coral bleaching episodes such as the most recent major event in 2002.

— Douglas Schorzman, assistant foreign editor In the years I have been a reporter, I have seen the aftermath of suicide bombings, the victims of beheadings — many terrible things.

But not before she had seen the aftermath of a coalition airstrike that left more than 20 dismembered bodies strewn across a street.

During a subsequent interview, one of the witnesses made statements that led investigators to believe that he may have seen the aftermath, rather than the shooting itself, and a third witness provided an account that supported Mr. Bloede's contention that Mr. Burke was shot by robbers, investigators said.

I have seen the aftermath of a sailboat's melted foredeck after the owner set the hibachi on the deck.