Sentence examples for a dramatic call from inspiring English sources

Such a dramatic call exemplifies not only their fear, but also the fidelity of Slovenian politicians to the EU.

The use of technology — posts on Twitter, a dramatic call to a Congressional hearing — boxed in the Chinese but also left Americans scrambling.

His one departure from a pre-scripted speech was a dramatic call to pray in a time that was "like a third world war in stages".

Hours later, the game had worked its way to the crowning moment: David Freese sent a pitch over the center-field wall in the 11th, a dramatic moment ripe for a dramatic call.

"We realized that unless there was a dramatic call to action this would be the state law," said Christine Nexecutivetiz, executive director of Voces de la Frontera, the Milwaukee-based immigrant rights group that organized one of the protests.

"We realized that unless there was a dramatic call to action this would be the state law," said Christine Nexecutivetiz, executive director of Voces de la Frontera, the Milwaukee-based immigrant rights group that organized the protests.

A Ledger-Enquirer review observed of "Earth Song", "[it] enjoys the same kind of subtlety, building to a dramatic call-and-response finish with the Andrae Crouch Choir".

Johnson, clearly prepared for the possibility, delivered a dramatic, ecstatic call that met the gravity of the moment.

On July 17, 1973, in a dramatic roll call vote, the Gravel amendment was approved as a 49 49 tie was broken in favor by Vice President Spiro Agnew.

Iran's top leader did not specify what irked him, but observers said he was probably referring to the trip's defining moment: a dramatic telephone call from President Obama to Rouhani.

This sometimes requires a dramatic procedure called the "Texas chicken".