Use of the word aftermath in a sentence example

aftermath

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A new school building was built in the aftermath of the flood. [Please select]

In the aftermath of the war, they left the country for a new life in America. [Please select]

Thousands of people lay dead in the aftermath of the tsunami. [Please select]

In the aftermath of the earthquake, people from all over the world contributed money for food, shelter and medicines. [Please select]

The building has been outfitted with a new alarm system in the aftermath of the fire. [Please select]

He changed his lifestyle completely in the aftermath of a near fatal heart attack. [Please select]

The leader of the party was forced to resign in the aftermath of the election loss. [Please select]

Thousands of refugees have been fleeing the country in the aftermath of the declaration of war. [Please select]

The total cost of rebuilding the country in the aftermath of the civil war will be in the billions of dollars. [Please select]

In the aftermath of the shootings at the school, many of the children experienced frequent, terrible nightmares. [Please select]

Beak's The Aftermath of War (1906) is an account of the repatriation work in the Orange River Colony. [Please select]

The meadow, without the mower, yields neither hay nor aftermath. [Please select]

What is evil but the likeness of a deed--its echo--its result--its aftermath. [Please select]

But he was one of those to whom knowledge comes as a bitter aftermath. [Please select]

The noonday dinner-bell startled Helen from a reverie that was a pleasant aftermath of her unrestraint. [Please select]

There was every prospect of a golden aftermath of cheap editions. [Please select]

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