Sentence examples for a stage of dramatic from inspiring English sources
The spermatids will undergo a stage of dramatic elongation and compression before acquisition of a long cylindrical shape.
Cigna was particularly fond of the operas of Respighi: she sang in the first Scala production of La Fiamma in 1935, and in Rome in a staging of his dramatic oratorio Maria Egiziaca ("the Egyptian Mary").
This is mainly attention-seeking Wildean posturing, a staging of ennui for dramatic effect, but with a grain of truth.
M. Hodgkin: Members united in struggle with company, causing management difficulty (anag. incl. U, co).. J. R. Howlett: Ponderous Brown enters final stages of dramatic 'Yes No' referendum debate (umber in last letters; ref. Scottish independence referendum).
The top video on the Grobe-Voltz list promoted the TNT cable channel in Belgium with surprise staging of dramatic events on city streets, based on the channel's theme, "Add more drama".
Finance, in particular venture capital, is in the early stage of a dramatic revolution.
The role put Tyrie and the commission members centre stage during a series of dramatic evidence sessions held by the commission, which was disbanded after its 555-page report and 114 recommendations were published in the summer.
"It followed immediately after the sinking of the Titanic, which to me is its analogue...The catastrophic failure of each set the stage for a century of dramatic experiments with the relationships between humans and the worlds they make for themselves".
The United States Open has been the stage of many dramatic fifth sets.
All this functioned as a bit of dramatic staging before the Education Department's forthcoming announcements of policy changes.
His trial marks the final stages of a dramatic fall for a man who just two years ago seemed destined to make the Standing Committee of the ruling Politburo, but his showy style and his populist, leftist rule in the 30-million-strong metropolis of Chongqing set him on a collision course with a leadership in transition.
