Sentence examples for dramatic happenings from inspiring English sources
Mahfouz's life was ordered and singularly devoid of variety or dramatic happenings - if one is to exclude the 1994 assassination attempt by a young extremist from which the writer miraculously escaped with his life.
Despite some wildly dramatic happenings, Anderson puts himself at one comic remove from any sense of action and danger, humorously loyal like a Zissou crew member to Zissou's tatty, unsexy world of scientific detachment.
What if you were never really in love at all? Directed by Michael Wilson with assured understatement, and acted by a consistently convincing and versatile repertory cast, these plays flow with a sense of everyday life accelerated, moving by us in a blur of dramatic happenings lodged in the fine grit of the ordinary.
It makes perfect sense that a sport popularized by surprise outcomes has been checkered all week by unexpected, dramatic happenings setting up Saturday's UFC 200.
It makes perfect sense that the sport popularized by surprise outcomes has been checkered all week by unexpected, dramatic happenings setting up Saturday's UFC 200.
That his surviving crew vouched for his leadership and turned out in force in every one of his campaigns, and that endless stories were done about the dramatic happenings, did wonders for Kennedy's political image to be.
She stages dramatic revolutionary happenings, like leading a raid by dispossessed Native Americans on a US base, in order to promote her film career.
In one of the most dramatic of these happenings, he returned to China in 1993 and enlisted a band of volunteers to lay 10,000 meters (about six miles) of fuse and gunpowder clusters in the Gobi Desert, beginning at the place where the Great Wall ends; at twilight, he detonated an explosion that slithered in a red line on the horizon to form an ephemeral extension of the Great Wall.
SAMARAS All the happenings happened in dumpy places.
Happenings need to happen.
But what actually happened at the Happenings?
