Sentence examples for a succession of dramatic from inspiring English sources

There is also a historic rivalry with Peru, developed over a 19th-century border conflict, and there have been a succession of dramatic and often tense recent encounters with Uruguay.

From 1972 onwards the Liberals notched up a succession of dramatic byelection victories, winning five seats within a single year – the penultimate one at Ripon, North Yorkshire, almost certainly owing something to Thorpe's marriage to Marion, a member by marriage of the local aristocracy.

The new Casa da Música in Porto, for example, uses angled ramps to sweep you from the ground floor, past a succession of increasingly dramatic spaces — a futuristic aluminum-clad ticketing area, a glass-floored cocktail bar — and through a stage-side entry into an auditorium sheathed in gold leaf.

This route meanders past sandy beaches, a succession of picture-postcard coves, dramatic cliffs with distinctive marine flora and even a spectacular blowhole.

Death, sex, race, politics - it's grist to the mill as a succession of cadavers provides the dramatic thrust for each episode.

The first was done by Robert Russell Bennet, and the second by Hershy Kay, and Eddie Sauter, Rodgers contribution was simply a succession of tunes and other musical ideas devised to fit various dramatic emotions.

Another dramatic moment came as Smith repeatedly agreed with Corbyn on a succession of leftwing policies.

Advances in therapeutics have been less dramatic and are less obvious, but are nevertheless present; there have perhaps not been many (or any) dramatic changes that have altered critical care practice overnight, but, rather, evolution has come in a succession of small forward-moving steps [ 1].

A succession of City banks followed.

A succession of Gucci campaigns followed.

A succession of creditors.