Sentence examples for wake of a storm from inspiring English sources

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

One scene shows a "fall-out", when flocks of migrating birds are grounded in the wake of a storm.

The article by Herb McCormick, "Sailing Is Smooth in Wake of a Storm" (Aug. 6), is a wonderful example of why my family reads The Times.

Two weeks ago, in Haaretz, the veteran reporter Uzi Benziman, who had covered the war, wrote that "Jerusalem was unified in the wake of a storm of emotions, not to say a tempest of caprices, that took hold of a small number of decision makers in the government and the IDF, and drove them to transform radically the situation in the Middle East".

This study, he says, suggests that salvage logging can interfere with a forest's ability to sustain itself in the wake of a storm.

This weekend's severe weather comes in the wake of a storm earlier this month that battered the country with winds of up to 142mph.

When Sonny Bill Williams was lionised for handing over his World Cup winner's medal in the wake of a storming second-half performance in the final, his cross code history was the last thing on anyone's mind.

In Oklahoma City, still waterlogged in the wake of a separate storm system, that of former Tropical Storm Erin, the authorities searched a lake Thursday for a 17-year-old cross-country runner who was swept away Wednesday when he tried to swim across a flooded running path, The Associated Press reported.

Adjusters are typically contractors hired by the insurers in the wake of a big storm.

"We're ready, but there's no way to prevent widespread outages in the wake of a devastating storm".

The piece ends with an exuberant profusion of bird song on glockenspiels, triangles and piccolos, as if in the wake of a mighty storm.