Sentence examples for terrible aftermath from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCurry captured the plumes and geysers from the crashing towers and then the terrible aftermath.

There was nothing blocking our view of the attacks and their terrible aftermath.

Claire's family, as well as her marriage and its terrible aftermath, has a curious muffled quality, as does the novel itself.

"This is a time to focus on what was a devastating storm and the terrible aftermath of that storm," he said.

Butcher (the author of the bestselling Congo narrative Blood River) has written a marvellously absorbing book on the nature of one man's political grievance and its terrible aftermath.

— It is a sadly familiar story: A police call to an apparent disturbance; a sudden encounter between an officer and a suspect believed to be armed; a snap decision; pops of gunfire and the terrible aftermath of blood and regret.

After that terrible blow and the aftermath of neglect, Hamilton is left to take care of herself.

They tell their stories in alternating speeches, attempting to describe the terrible day and its aftermath from their differing perspectives.

The trauma of that terrible day and its aftermath are unimaginable, although that hasn't stopped people from speculating on what psychological effect it might have had.

In the US itself, we've had terrible misjudgments in the aftermath of both the Boston marathon bombing and the navy yard shooting.

But in the aftermath of terrible events such as this we have to be careful that we don't simply reach for headline-grabbing solutions that don't necessarily work in practice.