Sentence examples for a run of dramatic from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama got his campaign back to winning ways on Saturday by notching up a triumph in the Wyoming caucuses and ending a run of dramatic victories by rival Hillary Clinton.

Experience in production design has paid off for Roman AND Williams's husband-and-wife team Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch, who have had a run of dramatic spaces, including the Standard Hotel's Boom Boom Room (right out of "Casino") and the Ace Hotel's restaurant Breslin (right out of "The Shining").

Newcastle ended a run of three defeats in dramatic fashion against Villa and are destined for mid-table despite a poor run of form.

BBC Sport takes a look at some of the things you may have missed on Saturday, as a former FA Cup-winning club climbed to the top of League One and another team ended a run of eight successive defeats in dramatic style.

Don't fret, BBC Sport takes a look at some of the things you may have missed as a former FA Cup-winning club climbed to the top of League One and another team ended a run of eight successive defeats in dramatic style.

Critics are desperate to get away from the usual run of dramatic realism and into the realm of imagination, but they're also snobbishly sick of the people's fantasies namely, superhero movies.

Bryan Ruiz scored a dramatic winner in the third minute of injury time as Fulham beat Reading to end a run of three successive Championship defeats.

The pageant, which has crowned winners of various ethnicities, one woman with a disability and another with a "life-threatening illness" (the 1998 winner was diabetic) is running out of dramatic "firsts".

But in just six months, the first-term Democratic governor has achieved a dramatic run of victories: an on-time budget that cut spending for the first time in more than a decade, a cap on rising local property taxes, and the legalization of same-sex marriage, along with approval ratings that are the envy of governors across the nation.

Sometimes they conveyed dialogue, sometimes a running narrative of a dramatic and tragic life — Charlotte's life, the names changed ever so slightly.

My son picks a gorgeous piece of dark red walnut; I finally select a piece that tends towards golden with a number of dramatic dark waves running through it.