It may take a dramatic turn in the coming months.
Muir's career took a dramatic turn in 1889, when Robert Underwood Johnson arrived in California.
After a difficult season littered with mechanical failures and crashes, Valentino Rossi arrived in Valencia in 2006 leading the championship by eight points from Nicky Hayden - his cause helped by a dramatic turn of events in the previous round at Estoril, when Hayden was wiped out in a collision caused by team-mate Dani Pedrosa.
This may be the most reasonable explanation for a dramatic turn of events in the Best Actress category.
A dramatic turn of events in the ongoing story of U.S. carrier consolidation: Dish Network is launching a $25.5 billion bid for number-three carrier Sprint, amounting to $17.3 billion in cash and $8.2 billion in stock.
This all represents a dramatic turn of events in the regional, and potentially, global debate about drug policy.
However, in a dramatic turn of events on Tuesday, the former president's supporters protested in the streets, and police officers and army personnel loyal to the old government mutinied and forced me, at gunpoint, to resign.
That European leaders are finally recognizing the urgent need to act may in itself be a dramatic turn of events.
In a dramatic turn of events last week, a senior high court judge halted up to 40 deportations from taking place as the plane waited on the tarmac.
Her refusal to recant in the conservative Islamic country led to her death sentence by hanging, but in a dramatic turn of events Sudanese officials said her release was imminent.
In a dramatic turn of events, the forces of Isis had reached the Makhmour and Gwer districts, a mere 45-minute or so drive from my city, Iraqi Kurdistan's capital.
