Periodically, air breaks through mountain barriers to the north and south, bringing dramatically contrasting weather patterns; one example is the cold northerly wind known as the vardarac.
David Schoenbaum's article about Jascha Heifetz brought dramatically to mind my tremulous audition before the virtuoso violinist, many years back, for a role in the movie that Mr. Schoenbaum mentioned.
By means of preparing to play a journalist, Sheil becomes, in effect, a journalist, and her virtual portraiture of Chubbuck, creating an image in the viewer's mind of Christine in her time and place, is more vivid, inspired, troubling, and enduring than the one that Campos brings dramatically to the screen.
The aforementioned organizations are all disruptive startups bringing dramatically lower costs and better outcomes.
Budget airlines will bring down dramatically the cost of flying from west European hubs to central European cities.
Also crucial is to bring down dramatically the maternal mortality ratio.
The truth of this was brought home dramatically on September 11 , 2001
This multifaceted integration brings a "dramatically different feel and subtle power" to the personal computer, said Jim Allchin, Microsoft's platforms chief in charge of Windows.
It was half-revelation, half-confusion to me at that age, but one thing was clear: that she imagined a society vastly different from our own, an exotic world, and brought it dramatically alive.
Microsoft says IE9 for mobile brings a "dramatically enhanced Web browser experience" to the device, with things like hardware-acceleration and HTML5 in tow.
Directors such as Lang, Robert Siodmak, and Michael Curtiz brought a dramatically shadowed lighting style and a psychologically expressive approach to visual composition, or mise-en-scène, with them to Hollywood, where they would make some of the most famous of classic noirs.
