Sentence examples for a dramatic showing from inspiring English sources

Last spring, Roddick's fame began taking root in the dirt, with two clay-court titles in the United States, followed with a dramatic showing at the French Open.

As the inspiration for Paul Poiret's Thousand and Second Night Ball in 1911 or the Beistegui ball of 1951 came from Russian czars in their final days of excess, the Romanov ball has a dramatic showing from Van Cleef.

Firefighters marched through the capitol last week, playing bagpipes in a dramatic show of solidarity.

Some would swim alongside before diving with a dramatic show of flukes.

As the hearing began, he reportedly prostrated himself in front of the couple in a dramatic show of remorse.

The economics of even a lavishly produced news program (typically $250,000 to $300,000 an episode) are much tidier than a dramatic show ($3 million or more per episode).

A mention of the possibility of Pacquiao's presidential ambitions brings a load roar from the entire crowd, several fans jumping to their feet in a dramatic show of support.

In late 1947, Seretse returned to Bechuanaland to seek ratification of his marriage from his tribe: at an extraordinary tribe assembly, thousands of men stood up in a dramatic show of support for their future Chief.

"I was playing a doctor on a dramatic show on Fox called 'Tru Calling,' trying my best to get fired, when Patton Oswalt called me up and saved my life," he told me.

But the Games also turned into a dramatic show of this country's athletic power, with China hauling in 51 gold medals, enough to top the gold medal tables and unseat the United States, which won 36.

After a dramatic show last season, the designer stuck with his mission of making everyday sense out of Trussardi's signature leather and how a modern woman would wear it.