Sentence examples for know the aftermath from inspiring English sources
It was small, easy to miss if you didn't know the aftermath of murder lingered in the air.
"I know the effects, the aftermath, the trauma ― psychological, physical, mental.
I've spoken to players who've had it and they know the frustrations and the aftermath and what you have to do.
As we know in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the US has justified – like never before – a strong role for government in economic affairs.
As Purnell seems to know, come the aftermath of Labour's probable defeat, the old politics of One More Heave will feel more flimsy than ever.
"We know from the aftermath of the first two bridges, and from the connecting beltways, that the land-use pattern changed rapidly and new settlements came on," Haluk Gercek, a professor of civil engineering and transportation said during an interview at Istanbul Technical University.
What do we know about the aftermath?
And I know what the aftermath is like: Messy, painful and shamefaced.
This is what I want my children to know in the aftermath of pain, loss, and the world continuing its turning: We are strong enough, together.
"I know that the aftermath of flooding could be as devastating as the flooding itself.
