Sentence examples for dramatic beginning from inspiring English sources

"It has a dramatic beginning.

It was a dramatic beginning to the largest municipal bankruptcy case in American history.

Regardless of how long he stays, Fisher's career is a lot closer to its conclusion than its dramatic beginning in 1989.

From that dramatic beginning, Fisher, 85, earned a reputation as the game's best reporter, one who developed contacts deep in the game's hierarchy, becoming a confidant of players and coaches, who prized his view.

Mr. Leigh then gathers up the transcripts of the improvisational sessions and works them into what Ms. Manville calls "a kind of thumbnail sketch of a dramatic beginning, middle and end, which he will explain to you.

The women's Madison has taken a while to be put on the World Cup programme but this was a dramatic beginning for the two-rider relay, with the Celtic duo of local star Katie Archibald and Wales's Manon Lloyd snatching a last-gasp win from France's Laurie Berthon and Coralie Demay in the final sprint in spite of suffering a heavy crash 19 laps into the 80-lap race.

But the shift toward the dramatic begins by the third movement, and you finally see what Ms. Sutter means when you reach the work's centerpiece, "Song V," with its intensely arching melodies, implied dialogues and passionate double-stopped passages.

And that's when the real dramatics begin.

The media environment in the United States and around the world underwent dramatic changes beginning in the late 1970s and early '80s.

The American was dormie four when a dramatic slide began.

Gradually the dramatic triangle begins to emerge – or is it a quadrangle?