Sentence examples for dramatic duties from inspiring English sources

And if that sounds to you suspiciously like a screenwriter outsourcing his dramatic duties to his villain, then give yourself a gold star.

We explore implications of the dramatic rise in duty cycle for the OM treated βMys in the context of its three unitary step-sizes with comparison of native, phosphorylated, and OM treated myosin movers in Table 1 and using the new system analytics described in Materials and Methods.

This was not only in rural Mumbwa, where almost three quarters of staff were supporting ART, but also in Kabwe where a within-facility analysis revealed a more dramatic increase in additional duties: the average percentage of frontline staff supporting PMTCT rose from 20%to81%1%.

We believe the board has failed this duty in dramatic fashion".

Boyd Rankin made a dramatic return to Warwickshire duty by taking three wickets in five balls at Guildford to leave Surrey in danger of following on.

His sense of ethical crisis and conflict in the face of his duties is the dramatic crux of the film.

"We believe the board has failed this duty in a dramatic fashion".

He fulfils, however, the first duty of a dramatic hero – he is abundantly alive.

The FBI is investigating a mass stabbing in Minnesota as a "potential act of terrorism", the special agent in charge said on Sunday, the day after a man walked into a shopping mall and injured nine people before being shot dead in a dramatic confrontation with an off-duty police officer.

The 23-year-old is added to the 12 players on duty for the dramatic defeat by Sri Lanka at Headingley last month.

His service in the Navy was marked by heroism, particularly in one dramatic day in June 1958 while on duty conducting surveillance off the coast of North Korea.