Sentence examples for wake of on from inspiring English sources

It took decades for Jack Kerouac's semi-autobiographical "On the Road" to become a movie, but now the screen has suddenly gone Kerouac-happy, with the upcoming "Kill Your Darlings" covering the Beat writer's college years and the current "Big Sur" adapting Kerouac's 1962 account of his drunken, depressed retreats to Lawrence Ferlinghetti's coastal cabin in the wake of "On the Road's" success.

This is in the context of a worryingly rapid increase in obesity and obesity-related diseases in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) including South Africa, and in the wake of on-going nutrition transition and lifestyle changes in these countries.

With radio-chip wake up of on-demand and emergency sensors transmit request for slots allocation with few conditions.

In the wake of defeat on Friday, he added: "This is not one of those seasons when I am fully working hard.

Interior Minister Roberto Maroni met with protests on Thursday after proposing a moratorium on the building of mosques in the wake of arrests on Tuesday of two Moroccans suspected of plotting terrorist attacks.

Her single Lighters, released in the wake of BGT on Sony, reached No 6.

Following in the wake of Christopher Columbus and Walter Raleigh on his search for El Dorado, we took a boat up the Orinoco river.

In the wake of scrutiny on executive compensation from shareholders and the general public, companies have included less cash in compensation packages and more in restricted stock.

In this study, a vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is used to recover energy from the wake of vehicles on highways.

Here is a country that abandoned its currency last year in the wake of hyperinflation on a level not seen since the Weimar Republic.

Frank Mulholland's comments came in wake of statistics on how the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act was being used.