Sentence examples for the aftermath described from inspiring English sources

The aftermath, described later by a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy in a story for D Magazine, "looked more like a plane crash than a car wreck".

Pomali Thitphaneth, another resident who, along with her children, witnessed the aftermath, described being shocked by the carnage, including an arm dangling from the charred bus.

It was Western Australia's worst accident that year, according to police, with the aftermath described by a witness as "like a battlefield".

The appeal is accompanied by pictures of the storm's aftermath, described by an official as resembling the World War I battlefield of Verdun.

Witnesses of the shootings and their aftermath described a man with multiple weapons who engaged in heavy gunfire, leaving behind blood-soaked porches and bodies.

The first of us to enter the bathroom and find his aftermath described it as, "What it would look like if somebody stuck a chocolate bar up a dog's asshole and dog had dragged its ass around like dogs do.

Recounting this in the New England Journal of Medicine, in 2005, Dr. Paul A. Offit, who later wrote a book about the Cutter incident and its aftermath, described how, despite what he rightly called "one of the worst pharmaceutical disasters in U.S. history," the program continued, first with the Salk vaccine and then with an effective oral vaccine developed by a medical rival, Albert Sabin.

In the aftermath, Holtby described The Save as just another hockey play.

Witnesses, among them aid workers who were travelling in the trucks and rescue workers who attended the aftermath, have described the sound of multiple explosions over at least an hour.

After visiting the aftermath, Mr Lanzer described piles of bodies, almost all of whom appeared to be civilians.The fighting, which began in mid-December, has washed back and forth over several towns.

The Hibs chairman, Rod Petrie, who is the vice-president of the Scottish Football Association, put the scenes down to "over-exuberance" in the immediate aftermath and described them as "unacceptable".