Sentence examples for unhappy aftermath from inspiring English sources

In the unhappy aftermath of another first-round ouster from the playoffs, the Yankees jettisoned Randy Johnson, Gary Sheffield and Bernie Williams.

The Iran game was the nadir of Scotland's performances in Argentina, but was the direct result of the defeat by Peru and its unhappy aftermath, with Johnston sent home after failing a dope test.

But "Ho Hey," with its chanted hos and heys and its deceptively upbeat chorus — Mr. Schultz wrote "I belong with you/You belong with me" in the unhappy aftermath of a breakup — has reclaimed pop radio for the acoustic and the hand played.

Warren was also unhappy that the aftermath overshadowed what had happened in the ring.

Economists here still have unhappy memories of the aftermath of the "Brazilian miracle" of the late 1960s and early '70s, when a state-directed boom fostered fast growth for a time, but ended in rapid inflation, low productivity and a radical restructuring of the economy.

The book was partly informed by her own experience of leaving an unhappy marriage and helping her daughter deal with the aftermath of being raped.

The aftermath of housing bubbles also tends to be unhappy.

McCarthy made it clear he was unhappy that Morgan vented his feelings towards the players in the aftermath of Liverpool's 3-0 win at Molineux.

In Love Field, a road movie set in the aftermath of President Kennedy's assassination in 1963, Haysbert falls in love with an unhappy, dreamy housewife (Michelle Pfeiffer) who is on her way to the funeral.

Hurricane Maria represents an important political event for this voting bloc, which is largely unhappy with the federal government's response to the storm and has found ways to mobilize in its aftermath.

Broad has defended himself repeatedly and, like a schoolgirl unhappy at having her pigtails yanked by her classmates, even used the term "picked on" to describe his fate in the aftermath of the furore.