Sentence examples for wake of action from inspiring English sources

Shoot 'em ups such as SNK's Ikari Warriors (1986) featuring characters on foot, rather than spacecraft, became popular in the mid-1980s in the wake of action movies such as Rambo: First Blood Part II.

That this was one bad cop, that it was all a misunderstanding, that a new sensitivity is aborning in the wake of this action.

But they also -- they also hear the bad mouthing, the bad mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy in the wake of police action shootings as -- as a reason to -- to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of -- of implicit bias or institutional racism.

The fine comes in the wake of other actions the commission took against Ameritech earlier this month after thousands of customers complained of poor service.

In recent years, however, that relationship grew strained in the wake of aggressive actions taken by Jacques A. Nasser when he was chief executive of Ford.

Tévez's fine will cost him about $1.6 million in salary — not to mention the $9.6 million in loyalty bonuses the club is now refusing to pay in the wake of his actions and his repeated transfer requests.

This is a message we need now more than ever in the wake of these actions".

In the wake of their actions, Madonna randomly released six new songs off the album, immediately available for purchase on iTunes and other online retailers.

Snowden is reportedly in hiding in Hong Kong, where he is hoping to avoid the prosecution that numerous lawmakers and authorities have called for in the wake of his actions.

Neale's ship was accompanied by the frigate under Captain William Parker, whose lookouts could not see the enemy but followed London's wake in anticipation of action.

In places such as Cambodia and Iraq, the powers that emerge in the wake of American military action often seem worse than their predecessors.