Sentence examples for the aftermath to from inspiring English sources

But there was another hapless figure in the aftermath to that goal.

"Disappointing" is the only word that properly sums up the aftermath to that game.

I'm sure I saw something rare in the aftermath to that strike.

But for some local people, the aftermath to the drama and triumph of D-Day was decidedly bittersweet.

But it's important in the aftermath to keep in mind that transitional moments in science always breed new anxieties.

The establishment of the ECHR was spearheaded by the Conservatives the aftermath to the Second World War to safeguard rights across Europe.

This photo is me in the aftermath, struggling to acclimatise to England.

Temperatures were expected to plummet in the storm's aftermath, to the mid-teens by Thursday morning.

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If this is going to be the aftermath, then they to need to be very concerned.

Moments of the deepest joy and ease are often merely the prelude or aftermath to cataclysm.