Sentence examples for dramatic chain of events from inspiring English sources
It took an improbable and dramatic chain of events last May for that to happen.
The dramatic chain of events, which included hostage taking and a chase in vehicles and on foot, played out in the sun-dappled, snowy San Bernardino Mountains.
Mackay's first selection had seen him make four changes to the side that capitulated against Bolton in what proved to be Uwe Rösler's final match in charge, sparking the dramatic chain of events.
Qaddafi's eccentric, forty-two-year dictatorship was over, signalling the apparent end to a dramatic chain of events that had started nine months earlier, in the eastern city of Benghazi.
Wales will have a long time between now and then to mull over the opening four qualification matches and in particular the dramatic chain of events that saw this match swing one way and then the other in the closing stages.
And in John Grisham's A Time to Kill, two white racists rape and beat a 10-year-old black girl -- setting off a chain of events that leads to a dramatic trial.
Here's the chain of events: The U.S. housing boom was accompanied by a dramatic increase in subprime mortgages and the creation of financial instruments to trade them.
More specifically, I believe that the energetic efficiency argument is important to explain why there are (as far as we know) no primary amitochondrial eukaryotes: symbiosis triggered eukaryogenesis, and allowing a dramatic increase in cell size through efficient energetic was part and parcel of this chain of events.
