Sentence examples for later aftermath from inspiring English sources

However, photos of the later aftermath surfaced and were published by VICE News, showing corpses lying near the shed's walls, with bloodstains and bullet holes behind them at chest level, suggesting close-range executions.

The first, "28 Days Later: The Aftermath," will bridge the gap between the original 2002 film and its sequel, "28 Weeks Later," planned for 2007.

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It's interesting to look back, almost 25 years later, on the aftermath of the Saigon dispute.

Ten years later, in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the United States, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder was among the first to declare his "unlimited solidarity" with the Americans.

Turning the pages, you experienced a psychic disconnect of the sort driven home, two years later, by the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

However, a few hours later, in the aftermath of a Juventus league game on the same day, Juventus chairman Giovanni Cobolli Gigli stated the club's intention not to allow the player to respond to the call-up.

Then, just as things were beginning to pick up, in 2008 there was the global recession and, later, the violent aftermath of the Arab Spring, culminating in the ongoing carnage in Syria.

A lot of daffy buttinskis running around without a nickel in their pockets and for what?" Decades later, in the aftermath of the trial of Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby (known as Scooter), her remarks have an oddly contemporary ring.

Thirty years later, in the aftermath of a state ban on the screening of a film of the novella on national TV, one of these soldiers, Ephraim Kleiman, stepped forward to claim that every soldier will have recognised the truth of the story, that every soldier has his own personal "Khirbet Khizeh".

Or will it remain what it seems – that is, the elect portion of the terrestrial global, the pearl of the sphere, the brain of a vast body?" Thirty years later, in the aftermath of the second world war, the visionaries who launched the European project were bent on restoring the continent to what they imagined was its rightful position – equal or superior to the US and a model for the world.