Sentence examples for since that crash from inspiring English sources

Since that crash, Deneriaz has suffered psychologically, unable to unleash his aggression on downhill courses.

(Incidentally, since that crash, which killed eight people, an estimated five hundred and forty Americans have died in car accidents).

Since that crash, city officials have required two pilots to be involved in navigation when the ferries are approaching the docks.

Since that crash, a commission led by Lord Cullen has been studying railroad safety and is to publish a series of recommendations soon.

But the chairman of the safety board, James E. Hall, pointed out today that since that crash, there had been five more fatal collisions on the ground, killing 62 people, and that the new system "is still not operational in any airport".

(Incidentally, since that crash, which killed eight people, an estimated five hundred and forty Americans have died in car accidents). So just what would it look like if Amtrak were run by the standards of its competitors in the airline industry?

In a surge of atavistic prose that would make any blogger proud, Defamer writes: Since the upsetting announcement earlier today that 'Crash' was recognized in the Writers Guild nominations for best original screenplay, we've been driving around the city with our car windows rolled up, weeping openly and looking to induce an accident just so we could finally connect with another Angeleno.

Since, in that crash, there were no Russian victims, the Kremlin could fully focus on exonerating the insurgents it supported and on discrediting Western sources — and the deepening confrontation with the West facilitated this task.

Before the March attacks, South Korea's National Intelligence Service had suspected North Korea's involvement in at least six earlier hacking attacks reported in South Korea since 2008, including huge disruptions that crashed South Korean government Web sites in 2009 and 2011.

The whole campaign theme is constructed around an economic argument that since the crash the Conservatives have failed to reform the economy so that it tackles inequality and delivers for working people.

She said that since the crash it had been proved necessary to intervene, but denied Labour had alienated business, pointing out that Miliband's speech to the CBI with a strong pro-European message had proved more popular with business than that of David Cameron, who spoke on the same day.