Sentence examples for dramatic addition from inspiring English sources

Schriller (Pestallozistrasse 66; 324-2284; 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. and 10 P.M. to 5 A.M). is the newest dramatic addition to the Berlin night life scene.

Nonetheless, it is a "dramatic" addition to the NCI's existing data resources, says Louis Staudt, director of the NCI's Center for Cancer Genomics.

Perhaps the most dramatic addition of parkland on the Harlem River has come from a nonprofit group, the New York Restoration Project, founded by Bette Midler.

The installation, set against a black backdrop, is a particularly dramatic addition to the festive floral arrangements that have become the signature of this annual fair.

Slithering over the waves like some glistening, robotic serpent, the metallic pier will draw its energy from natural sources so that it will be a gently dramatic addition to this tourist hotspot.

But only Murkowski opposed it when the votes were counted, joining with Susan Collins, of Maine, and, in a late, dramatic addition, John McCain, of Arizona, to protect health-care coverage for millions of Americans.

Expect the core engine and visuals to be overhauled at the very least, but I predict some more dramatic additions this time round.

The space, scattered with books and comfortable chairs, isn't minimalist – and it is bounded, more cosily, by later, less dramatic additions at the back of the house: a garden room, built of concrete, glass and iroko (poor man's teak), and a tiny study, built entirely of wood, and painted to resemble a beach hut.

The Federal Reserve did something pretty much no one thought they would do: they announced dramatic additions to monetary accommodation less than two months before the elections.

It's also one of three new NBC dramas left on the Peacock's schedule: "Grimm" and NBC's midseason outings "Awake" and "Smash" are the only new dramatic additions still standing.

In addition, this dramatic increase in the standard deduction, we found, would have an even larger negative impact on charities than cutting tax rates: Giving would fall by 3.9percentt, or $11 billion.