He was supposed to have a dramatic campaign stop on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday.
"Tersely worded, printed out in capital letters, sentences ending with the dramatic "STOP", nothing can bring it home like a telegram," says The Indian Express.
Sometimes it's the showcase of a lifetime, a chance to pull out all the dramatic stops.
One of the more dramatic stops on Mr. Beckham's tour was at a UNICEF-supported therapeutic feeding centre.
Marr, meanwhile, raced out of the traps with that soaring, triumphant opening harmonica riff, the dramatic stop-start in the verses and the umistakable air of a man who knew his rock history and was determined to plunder it without ever repeating it.
This season the Ailey dancers will be pulling out all the dramatic stops, with world premieres by two relatively unknown choreographers, Camille A. Brown and Frederick Earl Mosley, and company premieres of Maurice Béjart's "Firebird" and Robert Battle's "Unfold".
Having extended his apostolate into Friesland, he attempted to evangelize Denmark, where he instructed and baptized 30 boys; returning with them, he made dramatic stops on the Frisian islands of Helgoland and Walcheren.
Bradlee, in a dramatic attempt to stop Fritz from talking Graham out of publishing the story, hops on the line.
Mitchell responded by shortening the period of time of the simulated drowning but made sure to expose him to "one or two more short pours so that he didn't get the idea that a dramatic display would stop the procedures".
Indeed, de Blasio has already presided over a dramatic drop in stop-and-frisks.
