Sentence examples for dramatic accomplishment from inspiring English sources
Around 1920, Babe Ruth changed the leisurely spirit of the game, establishing the home run as its most dramatic accomplishment.
It's that very no-reason that makes "Kate Plays Christine and Katee playing Christine a moving and dramatic accomplishment.
The video showed astonishing examples, not just of individual joy and dramatic accomplishment, but also of attitudinal transformation -- if I can do this, then I can do anything.
I don't want to overinflate the dramatic accomplishment of "Lady Day," a minor offering that becomes something major only as a showcase for McDonald's rare artistry, but by the end of the piece Holiday's singing seems to tell not just her own story but a national one.
I don't want to overinflate the dramatic accomplishment of "Lady Day," a minor offering that becomes something major only as a showcase for McDonald's rare artistry, but by the end of the piece Holiday's singing seems to tell not just her own story but a national one.
Ms Kopacz's first 100 days in office have not featured any dramatic accomplishments.
The show celebrates the literary, artistic and dramatic accomplishments of African-Americans with more than 250 original books, posters, letters, photographs and musical recordings.
Just ask Arizona State University's Michael Crow or other leaders of a cadre of innovative colleges and universities that tout dramatic accomplishments, but fail to crack the spaces dominated for centuries by big brands like Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
One of Gov. Jerry Brown's greatest and most dramatic accomplishments has been his reform of the way California allocates money to public schools.
The deceptively simple style is both sparse and dramatic – an accomplishment all the more remarkable when you think that the books were written by two people.
Lyndon B. Johnson is another president with dramatic legislative accomplishments early in his tenure — and who also took office at a time of tremendous national urgency.
