Sentence examples for of aftermath to from inspiring English sources

Here she is in Everywhere I Look's first essay, Whisper and Hum, describing the collapse of a relationship as a kind of aftermath to her taking up the ukulele: Somewhere in the background of all this, my marriage crashed and my daughter grew up and left home.

The public prediction by Iran's military of a mild aftermath to "a much anticipated" atomic test is reminiscent of the 1980s campaign to restart nuclear activities.

Detectives appealed for witnesses and people with dashcam footage of the incident or aftermath to come forward.

One has only to recall the gut-wrenching images of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath to confirm this.

At the stadium, you had both, and, at times, two decades of aftermath felt equal to the moment between two heartbeats.

The first third of "Aftermath" is stripped to emotional basics (one man seized up with grief, another with guilt), and it delivers quite a jolt.

This is not to minimize the horror of 9/11, its tragic death toll or the costs of its aftermath, but to put them in perspective.

Everywhere, the feeling of aftermath.

November 20 2002: TV news bulletins struggled to convey the complexity of the aftermath of September 11, according to new research.

News of the tsunami aftermath continued to leave us devastated.

During the war and for most of its aftermath, foreigners had to disembark here and duck into a shed to submit to army questioning.