Sentence examples for drama becoming from inspiring English sources

Despite the complex drama becoming increasingly improbable, even ludicrous, and despite the narrator using an irritating voice for the story's many mobile calls, it's unswitchoffable.

But that hasn't stopped playwright Joshua Harmon's domestic drama becoming the best-selling production at both Bath's Ustinov Studio and the St James Theatre in SW1, from where it now transfers to the West End.

Scott was keenly interested in drama, becoming a shareholder in the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.

The musical forms most associated with music hall evolved in part from traditional folk song and songs written for popular drama, becoming by the 1850s a distinct musical style.

But it's another  piece of legislation that's generating the most drama, becoming the focus of an intense political tug of war over who controls the next era of environmental regulation and which communities will benefit. .

Now, isolated and close up, their minute dramas becoming thrilling and intriguing.

I really wasn't trying to "break up," only to take care of my own mental health for a brief period, as her drama was becoming my drama.

In 2012, Redman, who played Sandra Pullman in the show, criticised the drama for becoming "bland".

Operatic drama was becoming, like music at the time, fluid and associative.

The central drama of becoming arises from a wildly errant throw by Henry, which injures a teammate and seems to dissolve Henry's confidence.

This may well have made the crash worse.In two important respects, however, lessons learnt from earlier calamities prevented Japan's drama from becoming a crisis.