Sentence examples for the aftermath are from inspiring English sources
The incentives to tidy up the aftermath are weaker.
Simonsen's reflections on his experience in an interview with BBC Sheffield in the aftermath are brutally frank and illustrate that depth of emotion, which typifies the Play-Offs.
The sinking of the Essex and the aftermath are brought viscerally to life in Nathaniel Philbrick's "In the Heart of the Sea," which begins where "Moby-Dick" ends.
And even when major events unfold online and social media sites broadcast happenings minutes, or even hours, before major news organizations cotton on to them, the discussions and dissections that bubble up in the aftermath are the most interesting parts.
Mr. Rocha's anguish, the events leading up to the loss of the shuttle and its crew and the aftermath are the subject of "Columbia: Final Mission," a compelling ABC News special tonight with Charles Gibson.
Some of the suspects, and top intelligence officials who were ousted in the aftermath, are close to the crown prince, but officials insist that he had no knowledge of the operation.
But the aftermath was poor.
The aftermath is not pretty.
Actually, the aftermath is often a rollercoaster.
The aftermath was agonizing.
