Sentence examples for wake of death from inspiring English sources

Call it crass commercialism in the wake of death and destruction.

Jean-Claude Van Damme was recently blowing up things and hitting people in Cape Town for his action flick "Wake of Death".

"A posthumous poet," Gunn calls Robert Duncan in his unproductive last years, but the phrase could as well apply to Gunn himself: a poet in the wake of death, awakened everywhere to forms of loss, giving his dead a decent burial and then getting back talk from them, finding new delight and wondering if he has a right to it.

So there are two main characters in this story, a wisely determined balance that allows us to care for the mother as well as the narrator, rendered helpless in the wake of death's dominion.

The danger of this underlying societal belief has never been clearer than in the wake of death and destruction wrought by Charleston shooter Dylann Roof.

An Iraqi migrant, Michael Youssef, asked the panel what the US, UK and Australian governments should do "apart from apologise" in the wake of deaths in the Middle East following the toppling of Saddam Hussein.

The other reason to migrate, however, was that authorities and venue owners in LA recoiled in the wake of deaths, lawsuits from bereaved families and lobbying by police and first responders.

In the wake of the death of the last surviving veteran of the First World War, some thoughts on consigning that war to memory and literature.

Most such groups pass away in the wake of the death of their charismatic leader.

And he censured the "intrusive behaviour of journalists" in the wake of the death.

In the wake of his death the country has held together remarkably well.