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

Another, as yet untitled, is set in the wake of nuclear war.

Like David Greig's compassionate The Events, McCafferty's play is set in the wake of an atrocity, although this one took place in 1974.

It is set in the wake of the cold war Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's anti-Stalinist speech of 1956 and the suppression of the Hungarian uprising against Communist rule, with the spectre of nuclear oblivion haunting its pages.

The final volume in a trilogy that also includes "Idlewild" and "Edenborn," "Everfree" is set in the wake of a plague that has wiped out almost all of humanity and left genetically engineered "posthumans" to deal with a tiny fraction who preserved themselves cryogenically.

These themes, and this truth, is stated more plainly in Go Set a Watchman, which is set in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education.

The ambition was set in the wake of their dramatic 30-26 defeat by Australia in Cardiff.

This 2011 speech was set in the wake of Tunisia and Egypt and the roiling Middle East.

A study in failed messianism, the novel is set in Poland in the wake of the Chmielnicki massacres of the sixteen-forties, a dark period in Polish Jewish history in which tens of thousands of Jews were murdered and whole towns wiped out.

An hour or so before midnight, it was already clear that a wake was setting in at the Beverley Hilton Hotel, where the youngsters for McCarthy roamed in great numbers in and around the grand ballroom.

The second constraint is set in order to avoid wake-ups in the presence of a classical OFDM signal.

It not only features head-turning performances by Pearce as a man ferociously determined to get his stolen car back and Pattinson as someone dragged along in his wake, it is set in a completely terrifying world.