She staged the renewal of their vows June 16 at the dramatic Grant-Humphreys Mansion in Denver, complete with a full 50-person production crew, including Boulder stylist Jessica Licata.
Upon entering Number 10, he wants fireworks with announcements even more dramatic than his first act as Chancellor, granting independence to the Bank of England.
Categories in which awards are granted include dramatic series, comedy series, special drama, limited series, and variety, music, or comedy.
Granted, a dramatic news photo from the streets of Gaza is a far cry from a magazine's fashion spread.
First, for making the thuddingly obvious point, which I should have noticed, that the dramatic increase in wiretaps granted might not reflect (or might not only reflect) the increasing ease with which judges grant them, but also, of course, an increase in the number of telephones in America.
Both Andreessen and Horowitz granted the dramatic change prompted by both the DST and Netscape deals – but to them, DST's investment in Facebook was still just a precursor to a potential IPO.
The year 1996 was just before the dramatic increase in Swedish sickness absence began, and can therefore be expected to constitute a baseline level when analysing reasons for granting sick leave.
Vatican II led to dramatic changes now taken for granted by many Catholics: allowing worship in local languages instead of only Latin, encouraging the participation of laypeople, and cooperating with other churches and faiths.
Tone, mood, and dramatic incident are largely taken for granted — the work, the will, the labor of writing is entirely invisible.
Sure this is great guys, but I'm still waiting for the Tiger Woods cigar dude, Dramatic Squirrel and Disaster Girl insertions, granted I'm a dork.
