Sentence examples for dramatic close from inspiring English sources

But Dulles Airport in nearby Northern Virginia may do something more dramatic: close a runway to make space to put all the private planes.

Three decades later this era of liberal-conservative accommodation came to a dramatic close under the government of Margaret Thatcher, whose energetic brand of conservatism stressed individual initiative, strident anticommunism, and laissez-faire economics.

Having surprised the cycling world once in 2000 when he became the Olympic kilometre champion, Jason Queally could shock the entire sporting world next August by bringing his on-off career with Great Britain to a dramatic close.

Oddly enough, there's no operatic scene to bring the grand passion to a dramatic close: the ending of this story is told at a remove, when Julian reads Claire's journals.

Finally, students' dramatic close reading skills were re-evaluated in the final research paper, in which many of the students chose to write about either A Doll's House or Who"s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, another play we studied in the course.

Hundreds of fans stood and cheered as the first part of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child came to a dramatic close at London's Palace Theatre.

To communicate, and not get in each others' shots, while getting dramatic close-ups and semi-wides.

One result already from the Michigan team: dramatic close-up video of stem cells self-organizing into structures that mimic embryos.

The four feet by three oil painting by Alastair Adams, President of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, is a dramatic close-up of Mr Blair who is remembered for transforming the Labour Party, initiating vast public sector reform, negotiating the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland and taking the country into bloody conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But things have turned a whole lot nastier since the dramatic closing minutes on the Sunday night before last.

The dramatic closing shot represents one-second segments of each movie compressed into a single image and overlaid on one another.