Sentence examples for dramatic lay from inspiring English sources

Finally warmed up, he delivers Latch, Money on My Mind and La La La as a powerhouse closing trio, then returns for a quietly dramatic Lay Me Down.

If nothing quite so dramatic lies ahead of you, however, look for smaller excuses.

The most dramatic destruction lies several miles away at the airport.

Much of the novel's dramatic strength lies in such conflict, but so, paradoxically, does its central weakness.

Few people these days expect to spend their lives moving up the ladder of a single organisation.It is reasonable to expect that further dramatic changes lie ahead.

In the common taxonomy of vocal types, heroic (or "dramatic") voices lie at the far end of a spectrum from the lyric variety.

(One measure of the popular appeal of Dr. Ekman's research is that it is the basis for a new Fox dramatic series, "Lie to Me").

Apulia doesn't make sense as a primer for, or point of introduction to, a country whose most regal, accessible treasures and dramatic landscapes lie elsewhere.

It is by now well known that the play, first staged in 1978, charts the progress of an affair in reverse, so that the dramatic tension lies not in what happens next, but in who knows what when.

Its dramatic skill lies in its rapid and economical garden-party alternation of social decorousness and private revelation, and in the amazing, modernist restraint with which it sets those changes to the various colors of its score, Chausson's "Poème" for violin and orchestra.

Sometimes the evidence for a dramatic find lies right in plain sight.