Sentence examples for a dramatic business from inspiring English sources

Instead of a dramatic business change along with a new round of financing, Odeo has kicked out its investors and is going it alone.

They went through a round of layoffs earlier this year and are making a dramatic business model shift starting tonight, by making all job listings free (and much more).

"It's a dramatic business," Odyssey's co-founder and chief executive Greg Stemm told Bloomberg.

This book is tethered, like an extended magazine piece, to a single dramatic business transaction: News Corporation's acquisition of The Journal and Dow Jones.

In adolescence, Genet undergoes female genital cutting in a convoluted bit of dramatic business: she is, in essence, paying a price to shield Marion from false accusations around her (covert) deflowering by Shiva.

But the ballet looked more vivid on Wednesday, colored by dancers' individual styles and presences — and perhaps a few new bits of dramatic business — as much as by Ailey's classical approach to the Ellington score.

Chaplin was a demanding director, a perfectionist just as driven as Stanley Kubrick (like him, he could demand as many as a hundred takes for a single scene) and an improviser as inventive as Mike Leigh, working from a ghost of a script and seeing how bits of dramatic "business" turned out on film.

And again, Facebook's portfolio of additional services and products hasn't yet shown that each are a dramatic large business on its own, but it's Facebook's continued revenue growth — and regular positive surprises — that keep its shares climbing, like Alphabet.

Gillian Murphy, the evening's Medora, gets better and better at coloring technical feats with delicately unexpected phrasing and bits of dramatic business.

It's still full of exaggerations – too ready to set its cast bustling through extra dramatic business, from dropped goblets to carnival masks – but it's danced with energy.

You can see why Cage took the role — there is so much to do onscreen, every moment begging to be crammed with dramatic business — and the unfortunate result is that he starts to get laughs he doesn't want.