Sentence examples for a sequence of dramatic from inspiring English sources

A drama documentary by Simon Armitage, an orchestral piece by Christopher Reid set in the first world war, and a sequence of dramatic war poems by Andrew Motion were all in the running for this year's award.

Tim Smit, a former rock-band producer and ubergardener, set out to create the "world in a day" in a sequence of dramatic greenhouses sited not far from Cornwall's beach resorts.

In a sequence of dramatic pictures taken on 19 April, Murphy captures Tsarnaev in the act of emerging from the boat in which he hid for hours surrounded by heavily armed special FBI forces.

While Hogarth's Progresses are still theatrical - telling Moll's story, for example, through a sequence of "dramatic" moments, such as her seduction by the bawd, Mother Needham; the crash of the table when her sponsor discovers her infidelity; the tiptoeing of the magistrate through the door - their suggestive use of detail and complex creation of character also link them to the emerging novel.

Then comes the last movement, based on a slow singing theme and a sequence of short dramatic recitatives played by the string group.

Commercial products now had "the power to transform everyday life": Rice Krispies were sold not for their "nutritional value" but for their "sequence of dramatic events": " 'It pops!

In the B section, a sequence of hemiolas is interrupted by a dramatic interpolation in A-flat major, referencing the departure to this key in the opening of the Allegro with the added minor 6th.

From a dramatic perspective, though, the work is less a sustained narrative than a sequence of scenes vividly limned through beguiling melodies and brilliant orchestration.

He uses sound to suggest whole realms of off-screen space unavailable to the silent film, employing sound cues as a way of replacing dialogue (like the trumpet call in "The Smiling Lieutenant"), much as he would use visual cues to replace entire sequences of dramatic action.

For example, the use of lightweight equipment enabled N.B.C. to send a couple of reporters on foot deep into the jungles of Angola, where during a march of some three hundred miles they shot a number of dramatic sequences for an "N.B.C. White Paper".

They struggle to stay together despite the constant intrusions and objections of their parents, but their lives take some harsh turns, including Deanie's suicide attempt and institutionalization. Splendor in the Grass refuses to provide the kind of contrived, happy ending that one might expect, and its sobering story line creates a number of dramatic sequences for its talented young leads.