Sentence examples for did dramatically from inspiring English sources

She says it did, dramatically.

So he decided to lose weight – and did, dramatically.

But he did dramatically badly among blacks in the election.

The first-look teaser which debuted at SWC didn't feature star Felicity Jones, but did dramatically show off the return of the Death Star.

They did, dramatically, even before the January transfer window in which Liverpool sold Fernando Torres to Chelsea for £50m, signed Luis Suárez for £22m – a high-quality arrival for which Dalglish has credited Comolli – then Carroll, for that £35m Dalglish still finds himself defending, quite impatiently, after every match.

While the typical new car's fuel efficiency did dramatically improve between the mid-1970s mid-1980s980s, overall gasoline consumption went up, too.

Texas isn't just doing better than its neighbors (Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, etc), it is doing dramatically better.

I don't think they could have done dramatically better in the circumstances".

But in the past quarter-century, the rich have been doing dramatically better than the less well off.

"He's going to have to do dramatically better than Mitt Romney did among white voters to counter the antagonism he's created among Hispanics".

There are for me only about 25 to 30 operas that as a theatre director I can bear to do – dramatically speaking, most are just kitsch rubbish.