Sentence examples for dramatic efforts from inspiring English sources

His own dramatic efforts (e.g., Sterbender Cato [1732; "The Dying Cato"]), however, are considered to be little more than mediocre tragedies in the classical style.

The day was filled with dramatic efforts to capture the gunmen, who apparently scaled an unused, unguarded gate to gain entrance to the compound shortly after dawn.

And since Mr. Alfaro has entrusted so many of his dramatic efforts first to Mr. Rivera, one might assume that this conception of the play is authentic.

In the front row, Robert Lierse and James Laurita, both 17 and students at Commack High School, applauded the negotiating squad's dramatic efforts.

"While Wisconsin is in the middle of a war with its unions, we're in the middle of some very dramatic efforts, but working with the unions and with others," Mr. Zambelli, his counselor, said.

Other dramatic efforts of the period include several of the uproarious one-act farces known as vaudevilles: Medved (The Bear), Predlozheniye (The Proposal), Svadba (The Wedding), Yubiley (The Anniversary), and others.

We want to save you for the real dramatic effort, which is the playoffs.

It's tricky for me to give an objective judgment, but I think the character traits are exaggerated for dramatic effort.

Their most dramatic effort, a charge of three white horses with strap-on explosives last summer, ended when the cavalcade blew up before reaching its target, Israel's border barricade.

"I knew that it would be almost impossible to beat him and that the Giro was probably his," said Di Luca, who ended his Giro in a tent near the finish line, watching Menchov's dramatic effort.

"What we're talking about is basically a dramatic effort to secure the border that would just in most people's minds be substantial," Mr. Graham said, when asked how the group had managed to reach an agreement on the 90 percent figure.