Sentence examples for is in the wake of from inspiring English sources

Surely one of them is in the wake of lopsided and season-ending defeat.

She said the American relationship with Egypt "has never been under more scrutiny" than it is in the wake of the election of President Mohamed Morsi, a former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.

For many consumers, the first time they think about where the products they buy come from – and who has had a hand in producing them – is in the wake of a national scandal.

How refreshing it is, in the wake of Darren Aronofsky's lumbering, self-important Noah, to see a spiritual saga that is smart enough to take the route less travelled, the low road to glory.

The thing is, in the wake of the likes of Dishonored, BioShock and Portal 2, non-standard first-person adventures which I wouldn't do the disservice to as referring as 'shooters', regular FPS design just doesn't seem to pass muster any more.

The slowness and flow of these actions are so compelling that they take us deep into an encompassing numbness of spirit: a dulled or guarded going-through-the-motions limitation of energy that suggests that Mr. Ouramdane is, in the wake of such testimony, capable of nothing more.

The last time the Army undertook an overhaul was in the wake of the Vietnam War.

South Shore came into being in the late 1890's in the wake of the 1893 Columbian Exposition in nearby Jackson Park.

It was in the wake of Disneyland that cultural disdain of Walt began to stir.

Savage remarked on how silent the dressing room had been in the wake of the 1-0 defeat at home.

One can only imagine what the demand for medical attention will be in the wake of the earthquake.