Sentence examples for when in the wake of from inspiring English sources
No government handbook explains when, in the wake of a state catastrophe, it is all right to smile again.
He remained there until late 2008, when, in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks in November, he was named home minister.
When, in the wake of publishing "How German Is It," Abish meets real Germans and travels to Germany, distrust is the mood on both sides.
Šik briefly returned to public life when, in the wake of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, he was appointed to Pres.
When, in the wake of the big bank bailouts, young Occupy Wall Street protestors in Zuccotti Park inspired a national movement, the Mayor seemed hopelessly out of touch.
A second "Klinghoffer" controversy erupted in 2001, when, in the wake of September 11th, the Boston Symphony decided to forego playing excerpts of the opera.
South Africa stepped in to run Afcon only when Libya, in the wake of its revolution, could not fulfil its obligations.Footballing minnows have a habit of springing surprises, whereas comparatively rich and populous countries, such as South Africa, often struggle.
Herbert caused a stir when, last month, in the wake of John Terry being banned for just four matches after he was found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand, he revealed his role in talks over a separatist Black Footballers Associationn.
When David Gregory, in the wake of the death of NBC's Tim Russert, took over the helm of Meet the Press, expectations for Gregory were sky high.
Carter's opponent was the unelected incumbent Republican president, Gerald R. Ford, who had come into office in 1974 when Richard Nixon resigned in the wake of Watergate.
However, the dictatorship of General Carlos Ibáñez ended in 1931, when economic hardship in the wake of a global depression galvanised unrest and opposition, and led the military to hand power back to politicians.
