Sentence examples for wake of a from inspiring English sources

I inhabited the wake of a long wave.

And in the wake of a crisis, demand multiplies.

Howard Dean intervened in the wake of a hazing scandal.

The panicked reaction in 1998 came in the wake of a chaotic Russian default and devaluation.

(This scenario would most likely play out in the wake of a natural disaster).

She became leader unexpectedly in the wake of a party-financing scandal.

Today's announcement comes in the wake of a number of other banks slashing UK staff.

Attendance at games can dip in the wake of a violent episode, Mr. Bratton said.

"Be extra vigilant in the wake of a storm like this".

Their dark, stifling apartment sits ready for the wake of a baby girl, dead of malnutrition.

Why is such storytelling, in the wake of a crime, so important?