Sentence examples for dramatic coup from inspiring English sources
Whether or not you buy into that, it's still a hell of a dramatic coup.
At one point he turned an aborted high note into a dramatic coup.
As with "Together," Moodysson has pulled off a staggering dramatic coup, and again we are forced to ask: How does he do it?
Mr. Graham, apparently searching for a really dramatic coup to put himself back in contention, recently opened his diaries to Time magazine.
When, in 1972, Felicity Crosland (known as Liccy) appeared at their house to work on a television commercial with Neal, Dahl "experienced a violent and dramatic coup de foudre," Sturrock tells us.
As her memory loss worsens, Fiona wonders if she isn't beginning to disappear, but, when she comes back into focus, Christie, turning a medical condition into a dramatic coup, makes it impossible for us to feel merely sorry for Fiona.
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In the first place the dramatic coups which bring the curtain down on the first three acts are as brilliant as anything in later Puccini.
THE calm of Sudan's Ramadan fast has been broken by a dramatic palace coup.
Perhaps its most dramatic publicity coup came in January, when the Twitter and YouTube accounts of the US Central Military Command (Centcom) were hacked by a group calling itself the "CyberCaliphate".
The dramatic boardroom coup at the bank's Park Avenue headquarters has rankled some people at Citi, especially senior executives who feel that the action was needlessly ruthless and who spoke only on the condition that they not be identified.
