The presence and dramatic briefing of Mr. Mandela, whom Africans appointed mediator for Burundi last month, seemed to electrify the council chamber.
Woody Allen's latter-day mediocrity came to a dramatic, albeit brief, halt with his transformative character study of a woman drinking and sweating her way towards a breakdown.
Those arrested include Raúl Mijango, the former head of the negotiations that led to the 2012 truce between the Mara Salvatrucha and Barrio 18 street gangs that produced a dramatic, though brief, drop in the country's spine-chilling murder rate.
Finally, we described a patient with therapy-resistant CTCL, who achieved a dramatic but brief improvement in his skin symptoms following ADI-PEG20 treatment.
In one, a dramatic mood and a brief phone call to Mike WiLL underscore the idea that "We Can't Stop" might not be a smash hit because it debuts at in the 180s on the iTunes chart.
Then, each student should compile his or her interview information in a creative way — a classroom poster, a narrative or comparison/contrast essay, a children's book, a poem, a brief dramatic piece, a piece of visual art, a newspaper front page, etc. Students should be encouraged to clarify factual information with other resources, if necessary.
Encourage students to compose their presentations as a dramatic story, or as a briefing of fellow law enforcement specialists, rather than as a plodding recitation of facts.
It's nearly a dramatic monologue for baritone, with brief interjections and one love exchange for soprano and tenor; James Johnson growled out this killer part with conviction.
Anticipation for the new episodes has been rife with two brief trailers teasing a dramatic storyline.
Spicer said during his first press briefing that there has been a "dramatic expansion of the federal workforce in recent years".
