Sentence examples for shooting aftermath from inspiring English sources

Shooting aftermath: Who will gain custody of the child left behind by the San Bernardino terrorists?

Boehner says normal House business this week is postponed to focus on any necessary actions in the shooting aftermath.

He at least tweeted his sympathies to the victims of the shooting, but White House adviser Kellyanne Conway appeared on Fox News and sounded a somewhat caustic note when she said, "You know how this goes" in response to a question about the shooting aftermath.

But to shoot aftermath, how do you shoot what you can't necessarily see?

Shooting the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack for The New York Times, Angel Franco, a staff photographer, used a Hasselblad film camera for panoramic shots but otherwise relied heavily on two Canon D30 digital cameras -- and his PowerBook laptop computer.

Twenty-four hours later, I was back out there, shooting the aftermath of the blizzard.

In the 1930s, the photographer Weegee revolutionized photojournalism with his stark portraits of urban crime scenes, often shooting the aftermath of violent murders and horrific accidents before the authorities arrived.

Mr Wilson may have been miscast as a straightforward villain, as he was in the shooting's aftermath.

The post-election atmosphere is a sharp contrast to the shooting's aftermath, which marked a rare moment of unity in American public life.

Instead, the most tangible change in the shooting's aftermath was the removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina statehouse.

Ms. Burros is part of an unusual group that has been largely overlooked in the shooting's aftermath: the victim services division of the Pima County attorney's office.