Sentence examples for dramatic accident from inspiring English sources

"This is a very dramatic accident," Justice Breyer said.

President Jacques Chirac ordered the government to "quickly shed light on the circumstances of this dramatic accident".

A particularly dramatic accident at the 1990 Breeders' Cup at Belmont Park, in Elmont, N.Y., is replayed in Ms. Davis's film.

After the dramatic accident of the first Ariane 5 rocket on 4 June 1996, causing the loss of the four European Space Agency's Cluster spacecraft, a recovery programme was initiated.

Today we have lived through a terrible, dramatic accident, which I fear will stay with us for a long time.

Germany's John Degenkolb won stage five of the Giro d'Italia after a dramatic accident in the closing stages.

Olatz, it turns out, had painted them herself, complete with dramatic accidents and grammatical errors in keeping with the genre.

But less dramatic accidents happen all the time, in the forms of cars, tree limbs, bad weather, city infrastructure, right where we live and work, and most of us wander through them unscathed, like Mr. Magoo.

Six years earlier, in one of the more dramatic accidents to befall a star horse, A. P. Indy was withdrawn on the morning of the Kentucky Derby when he was found to have a fractured bone.

In 1882, the German Catholic scholar Adam Krawutzcky attempted a reconstruction of "The Two Ways," and it is one of the dramatic accidents of scholarship that in the very next year, 1883, a newly found Greek text of the "Didachē" should have been published by a Greek Metropolitan of Constantinople a text that began "There are two ways . .

You're right, regulations are often neglected or abused, and that neglect manifests itself in dramatic accidents [like] Deepwater Horizon.