Is this what we really need in the wake of the terrorist attacks -- a return to the "normalcy" of seeking entertainment and multimillion-dollar profits in movies about violence and mayhem?
But I try this way; it doesn't help really," admitted Youzhny in the wake of defeat.
It never really caught on in the wake of Twitter, but it does have a core group of loyal follower, and is showing some very early growth.
But what's really bothered me in the wake of Wallace-as-person is the transport of his remainder.
Making the series a test case for the artistic validity of fantasy literature and film isn't really necessary, or advisable, in the wake of greater achievements like Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" movies and the better entries in the "Harry Potter" series.
Still, there's something really worth pointing out in the wake of the non-Rapture.
That really makes me mad!" In the wake of World War II, when men, many of them veterans, were having trouble expressing their feelings, Fred Rogers recognized that the children of these quiet giants might have problems expressing their emotions.
If he really means that then, in the wake of the massacre in Aurora, Colo .that has left at least 12 dead and 58 wounded, why doesn't President Obama issue an executive order banning assault weapons and high-capacity gun magazines?
The conversation I'd really like to eavesdrop on in the wake of Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet reshuffle is one between Tony Blair and his old flatmate and erstwhile fellow moderniser, Lord Charlie Falconer.
"He's the heartbeat really," Luke Donald told BBC Sport in the wake of Poulter's four points out of four in Europe's great comeback victory.
