Sentence examples for dramatic dash from inspiring English sources

The stop-work order was signed by Justice John LaCava of the State Supreme Court in White Plains and faxed to Ossining by a tag-team of anti-development activists just moments before Ms. Dech's dramatic dash.

Finn, as he is known, is the eloquent one, spooling out his verbal riffs in a bid not just to catch girls but to boost the dramatic dash of the proceedings.

But as dramatic dash cam footage shows, Devers fought hard to keep the man alive.

Princess Diana makes no dramatic dashes to comfort its victims.

Aides have portrayed Mr. Musharraf as relaxed, saying he had been smoking cigars at his villa since his dramatic courtroom dash on Thursday.

Would a dash of dramatic conflict help?

She chirrups to the reader that her challenge was "to make this reworking come alive, with a sprinkling of wit, and a dash of dramatic suspense".

Although it's by no means a ground-breaking work, the sheer polish, narrative dash and dramatic brio of "Gabriel" got my theater-loving juices flowing again pretty quickly.

Dramatic, and featuring a dash of the theatric, it is, in the words of techno guru Alan Fitzpatrick, "a genuine bomb [and] a great closing track.

"Most of my comic inspiration comes from our real-life experiences, with a dash of dramatic flare added in," Moore told HuffPost.

All four mappers show a dramatic drop in initial coverage (dashed blue line) corresponding to the hypervariable CDR1 region of IGHV (location 218 to 241), with complete coverage restored following iteration to convergence (red line) with both SHRiMP2 and CUSHAW3, while BWA-MEM and Novoalign did not restore coverage in the region of highest divergence.