Sentence examples for a bit of dramatic from inspiring English sources

"Oh, I think you can have a bit of dramatic licence," says Harrison.

A bit of dramatic work by Nash to draw that whistle - it means 4-4 hockey for 37 seconds.

All this functioned as a bit of dramatic staging before the Education Department's forthcoming announcements of policy changes.

The film does come alive in a couple of scenes, which are precisely the ones extended to a length to enable a bit of dramatic interaction, and allow for more than a couple of lines of traded dialogue.

If you are not confident of dividing the chicken at the table, you could quite easily do it in the kitchen before spooning over the sauce, but the dish then loses a bit of dramatic effect.

Prime minister Benjamin Disraeli (played by Antony Sher) decides "to winkle the old gal out of mourning" and tells the queen to return to public life, mainly to create a bit of dramatic tension in the movie's final act.

I thought you were trying to make the world a BETTER place?" Now, my Dad has a bit of a dramatic flare (might be where I get it from), generally tends towards reading "liberal" blogs as his primary news source, and likes to quickly jump to big hefty conclusions, but I was not prepared for the sort of reaction I got from him.

Thus, being an entrepreneur in France – according to Benassaya – is both a dream and a nightmare, to put a bit of a dramatic spin on things.

An exploding underwater volcano is causing a new island to form in the Pacific Ocean about 620 miles south of Tokyo, and you can watch a bit of its dramatic rise in the video above.

Obviously, that whole scenario of me approaching Michael Jackson for his thumbs up or thumbs down was a bit of a dramatic recreation with artistic license of an event that never happened.

If you want to give a bit of a dramatic entrance, wear a very light cardigan or jacket or a big scarf over your dress.Make sure you cover up your dress.