Sentence examples for dramatic days in the from inspiring English sources

Friday continued two dramatic days in the Alps.

That's an understatement, considering what's been one of the most dramatic days in the 2012 race.

Although "The Whipping Man" is compressed into three dramatic days in the lives of three characters, the memories they relate and the challenging future they face could fill out a family saga of epic dimensions.

It was the most dramatic day in the trial of Mr. Bulger, who was arrested in California in 2011 after 16 years on the run.

Life on the quayside has calmed down since the dramatic days in January 2012 when picture-postcard alleys were filled with navy divers taking smoke breaks between desperate attempts to find survivors inside the ship, and restaurants fed plates of mussels to hordes of journalists.

The events of the last few dramatic days in Jerusalem have given Israeli voters a much clearer insight into what the last two years of government must have been like - fractious, dysfunctional and ridden with mutual suspicion.

In the Daily Telegraph, Henry Winter described yesterday as "one of the most dramatic days in England's history", and called John Terry "a rebel with a cause".

In one of the most dramatic days in Wall Street's history, Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself on Sunday to Bank of America for roughly $50 billion to avert a deepening financial crisis, while another prominent securities firm, Lehman Brothers, filed for bankruptcy protection and hurtled toward liquidation after it failed to find a buyer.

Then, on Sunday: In one of the most dramatic days in Wall Street's history, Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself on Sunday to Bank of America for roughly $50 billion to avert a deepening financial crisis, while another prominent securities firm, Lehman Brothers, said it would seek bankruptcy protection and hurtled toward liquidation after it failed to find a buyer.

The scoreline was the same  yesterday as that dramatic day in April last year, when Sunderland put three past their hosts and one local started a fight with a horse.

His opposition ended on a dramatic day in 1943 when Leonard conducted a program in place of the ailing Bruno Walter, the conductor of the NY Philharmonic.