Sentence examples for dramatic near from inspiring English sources

And while social media users questioned Shaw's description of the plane "dodging" the bolt, his footage showed what appeared to be a dramatic near miss.

Two years ago, with the dramatic near collapse of the economy, we were on a political rollercoaster with frantic congressional action unlike anything I've ever seen.

This variation becomes dramatic near the tilted corner of the building.

Such an increase becomes more dramatic near the rubbery plateau regime of PVAc films.

Their first appearance was on 23 August 1980 at the Heatwave festival in Canada in front of 70,000 people; Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times called the band's new music a "rock-funk sound with dramatic, near show-stopping force".

The Philharmonic has confirmed its intention to continue performing at Avery Fisher, those involved in the discussions say, a clear reference to the orchestra's dramatic near-defection for Carnegie Hall.

England's dramatic near-miss in Abu Dhabi, when they brought a dead Test back to life in the final session and were only denied victory 25 runs shy of their target of 99 by bad light, has given Pakistan a jolt, believes Moeen.

Showcasing more than 250 photographs from a 60-year career, much of the exhibition focuses on the golden age of couture – Paris in the 1930s – and is staged in dramatic near-darkness, with black and white photographs spot-lit against inky walls.

So last year, when news broke of the dramatic, near-halving in the number of clubs in the UK, from 3,144 in 2005 to 1,733 in 2015, columnists lined up either to mourn their passing or dance joyously on their graves.

"Save Me" premieres with Emmy nominee Anne Heche starring as Beth Harper, an absentee wife and mother who suffers a dramatic near-death experience and is revived only to discover that she now receives messages from God.

The details of this dramatic and near-fatal episode remain obscure.