"a dramatic sequence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a series of events or actions that are intense, emotional, or suspenseful in nature. An example sentence using this phrase could be: "The movie's climax was a dramatic sequence that left the audience on the edge of their seats."
Unexpectedly, we find a dramatic sequence- and lamin-dependent loss of local interactions in heterochromatin.
And in a dramatic sequence of events, the acting chairman Lord Ryder issued an "unreserved apology" for the "errors" of the past six months.
But Hare claims, with some justice, to be writing a history: one that traces a dramatic sequence of events through characters and issues.
"I wanted to think theatrically and make a dramatic sequence of spaces for the orchids, and let the orchids become the stars and chorus of the event".
Russian soldiers today held blindfolded Georgian servicemen at gunpoint and commandeered US Humvees in a dramatic sequence of events in Poti, a key Black Sea port.
The circulation areas, housed in the gap between the outer facade and the gallery levels within, promised to be a dramatic sequence up escalators and along cantilevered landings, veiled by the lacy mesh.
There's a jailhouse scene in the fourth hour between Cochran and Simpson that is as good as any dramatic sequence I have seen anywhere this year on TV.
On weekend nights, he said, the line tends to build before midnight because people want to pass the witching hour inside, watching a particularly dramatic sequence of clips that build until the clocks and watches tick 12. "Then the people who have waited that long that late at night tend not to want to leave for a while, and so the line kind of freezes for the next hour or two".
A song, followed by a comedy routine, followed by a re-enacted dramatic sequence from a hit film.
Easily the most dramatic sequence in a rather strong press conference performance today by President Barack Obama was his vehement defense of UN Ambassador Susan Rice against attacks by Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham.
Rather, it's constructed like an action film, with the culminating dramatic sequence of the slaughter of the camp's prisoners, which Schwentke films with a frank gaze at ugliness in beautiful images that drip with a pornographic majesty.
