Sentence examples for dramatic fleet from inspiring English sources

This is what Emirates is banking on, with its dramatic fleet expansion.

Unlike the more glamorous Pacific war, the Battle of the Atlantic offered no dramatic clashes of fleets by night.

It's true that in Chicago, after trims and adjustments in tempo, "Gatsby" has a fleeter dramatic sweep.

That tradition has now disappeared following the dramatic reduction of their trawler fleets in recent years.

One audience member asked about the film's dramatic climax, in which -- spoiler alert -- a fleet of cars driven by members of the Revolutionary Guard chase the houseguests' plane as it lifts off.

In 1853 the dramatic destruction of a weaker Turkish squadron by a Russian fleet in the harbour of Sinop of Turkey's Black Sea coast attracted world attention and increased interest in shell guns.

Recent hunts have been disrupted by dramatic confrontations in freezing waters between Sea Shepherd and the whaling fleet, which left port in November and is due to return in early spring.

Tirpitzs career was less dramatic; she was sent to Norwegian waters in 1942, where she acted as a fleet in being, threatening the convoys from Britain to the Soviet Union.

There were admirable aspects, however, like the dramatic contrasts between the introspective and more tempestuous moments of the First Impromptu, the poetic refinement of the Third and his fleet passagework in the Second and Fourth.

The company's fleet is already made up exclusively of Audi A4 cars, so it's not exactly going to be a dramatic upheaval in terms of Silvercar's offering.

Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!