Sentence examples for wake of damage from inspiring English sources

He spoke of coming to the Saints after they spent a season as vagabonds because the Superdome was uninhabitable in the wake of damage from Hurricane Katrina.

After a $16.5 million restoration financed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in the wake of damage from the 9/11 terrorist attack, its function still seems unclear, except for one thing: it is a reminder of what a center was once like.

Witnesses reportedly heard juveniles walking around in the early hours of Monday morning, but didn't report anything unusual until 7 a.m after neighborhood residents began waking up and saw the wake of damage up and down the street, according to Fox31.

At the time, Chuck Watson, Dynegy's chairman, insisted that he understood the risks of the $9 billion acquisition, which came in the wake of damaging disclosures about Enron's finances.

FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS The battle against banned drugs is Coe's biggest challenge, particularly in the wake of damaging allegations of widespread doping in the sport and accusations of cover-ups.

DUBLIN — Pressure is building on the leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, to resign in the wake of damaging accusations made against him in a BBC television documentary about his role in a secret inquiry into clerical sexual abuse.

FOR CARDINAL TO RESIGN Pressure is building on the leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, to resign in the wake of damaging accusations made against him in a BBC television documentary about his role in a secret inquiry into clerical sexual abuse.

Qatari officials will be questioned by Fifa investigator Michael Garcia on Wednesday in the wake of damaging claims about the legality of the bidding process for the 2022 World Cup.