Sentence examples for dramatic ground from inspiring English sources

Mr. Beloserkovsky met Ms. Dvorovenko on this dramatic ground from the start.

Written just after Rodgers and Hammerstein had broken new dramatic ground in the genre with "Oklahoma!," "Carousel" represents an even more audacious step toward the seamless integration of drama and music, and, for that matter, the depiction on the Broadway stage of human experience dappled in shadow, not just splashed with sunlight.

Acted with a moving purity by the cast under the clarifying direction of Mick Gordon, "Deep Cut" broke no dramatic ground in terms of style or form, but its quiet argument for theater as a forum for the interrogation of the ways and means of the establishment clearly struck a powerful chord with both audiences and critics at the Edinburgh Fringe.

The most dramatic ground ruptures found were north of Nuweiba along a coastal road.

"Decision House" is irredeemable on both moral and dramatic grounds.

But this is pretty much Barrie; the few changes and omissions are all justifiable on dramatic grounds.

Given the dramatic grounding in Vienna of the Bolivian president's plane this week over suspicions that Snowden was onboard, using European airspace could prove problematic.

And many Democrats warned that the combination of these early attacks, and the failure of any candidates to stake out dramatic new ground, could prove a problem to whomever the eventual nominee is.

Autonomous-vehicle testing in Stratford will provide a focal point for development done across six technology centers located at different points around the province before heading to the dramatic proving ground.

For all the ambitions expressed by the White House for this convention, Democrats and even some Republicans expressed skepticism that Mr. Bush would in fact be able to lay out the kind of dramatic or ground-breaking second-term agenda that his aides are promising.

Sinkholes can also be caused by a dramatic reduction in ground water, says Cooper.