Sentence examples similar to dramatic commonwealth from inspiring English sources
"We have already seen dramatic falls in Commonwealth migration to the UK due to existing restrictions and the salary restrictions will only make things worse".
"Citizens of the commonwealth should not see a dramatic change.
The 28-year-old Cardiff cyclist became the first man from Wales to win a Commonwealth cycling gold when he won a dramatic road race in Glasgow.
He was on the Fox drama "Prison Break" for fourteen episodes, and now, with this role, he joins the club of Commonwealth actors who are making off with leading dramatic roles in American television, whose members include Simon Baker, Damian Lewis, John Noble, and Hugh Laurie.
Queensland faces a "dramatic escalation" in carbon pollution that guarantees Australia will fail to meet even its "weak" greenhouse targets unless the commonwealth sets a price on emissions, the state's environment minister, Steven Miles, has warned.
Pyne said the entire package worked "like a well-oiled machine", arguing, for example, that the provision of commonwealth grant scheme funding to non-university providers would act as a check against universities being able to pursue dramatic fee increases.
England secured a dramatic Commonwealth Games bronze in the men's hockey with a penalty shootout victory over New Zealand.
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