Sentence examples for horrible aftermath from inspiring English sources

My photos of today's clashes and the horrible aftermath at Rabaa: http://t.co/N2kvtxkClq — Mosa'ab Elshamy (@mosaaberizing) 14 Aug 13 Mr. Elshamy reported later that his brother, an Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent, was arrested while working at the camp.

The signs of dissolution are everywhere at the moment, after all, although I get the feeling that Iraq and its horrible aftermath is a situation which is electorally recoverable, once Alastair Campbell has departed.

If it were a terminal illness, the horrible aftermath would have been different for me and his loved ones.

They practiced horrible methods, the aftermath of which would only manifest later.

She described the period leading up to her resignation at the end of last month as the "Sachsgate" crisis deepened and its immediate aftermath as "horrible".

In the aftermath of horrible crimes, white assailants are more likely to be dubbed "lone wolves" or perceived as the victims of mental illness.

The snapshots documented "the aftermath of some horrible experiment in group living," Ms. Shapiro said.

"Today we are still New Yorkers and we still have to stand together to get through the aftermath of that horrible attack," he said.

"In the aftermath of that horrible event, we were thrown into the marketplace," said Cherrie Nanninga, the agency's director of real estate, in an interview last night.

"Slowgirl," which is Mr. Pierce's New York debut, is a two-character play about a young girl who escapes the aftermath of a horrible accident by turning to her uncle's retreat in the Costa Rican jungle.

Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize-winning economist and one of Trump's most vociferous critics, suggested in the immediate aftermath of "that horrible election night" that a global recession was imminent.