Sentence examples for later tragedy from inspiring English sources
Four years later tragedy struck when Tanaquil LeClercq, the young City Ballet ballerina who was Balanchine's fourth wife, contracted polio and became paralyzed.
Less than a week later, tragedy interrupted the Boston Marathon when two pipe bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three people and wounding hundreds, some three hours after the men's and women's winners Ethiopia's Lelisa Desisa and Rita Jeptoo of Kenya, respectively—had completed the race.
Rajiv became prime minister, but seven years later tragedy struck the Gandhi family again - he was killed by a Tamil suicide bomber at a rally in Tamil Nadu in 1991.
His epic was a founding myth of classical Greece, even hovering in the background of the later tragedies.
In his later tragedies, William Shakespeare defied this orthodoxy and used songs startlingly and movingly, particularly in Othello, King Lear, and Hamlet.
Then, he later recalled, tragedy struck.
"And then 15 minutes later, a tragedy happens".
Twenty-seven years later, the tragedy is still vivid and present.
Twenty-six years later, the tragedy still evokes bitterly opposing reactions.
A decade later, the tragedy continues to reverberate around the world.
