Sentence examples for dramatic offer from inspiring English sources

UKIP leader Nigel Farage will today make a dramatic offer to David Cameron to form a pact with the Tories at the next General Election.

It came as a surprise in Hong Kong society when she let it be known last week about the church ceremony in France – the announcement that precipitated her father's dramatic offer.

A wave of recent Indian attacks, more anonymous and less dramatic, offered little focus for public opinion.

The railway seemed to have forgone some of the dramatic vistas offered by the road.

Still, his dramatic tale offers fascinating modern parallels as President Adams struggles with unpopular military excursions overseas and backlashes against his heavy-handed approach to dissent at home.

This dramatic backdrop offers sights of a beauty and scale rarely seen on the Wii; from sprawling plains to labyrinthine caves, these mesmerising environments teem with natural life.

(Woolfe) Remarkable Theater Brigade Operaa Shorts (Friday) For those who think that even one-act operas tend to be too long, the Remarkable Theater Brigade, an organization that presents contemporary music and dramatic works, offers another of its programs of opera shorts.

As its woes have dragged on and on, investors have been reminded of the fragility of America's creaking electricity grid and the strains introduced by deregulation as well as the dramatic solutions offered by various energy technologies.

It may be that the most dramatic examples offered by the advocates — mothers huddled with small children on street corners in the cold — are just the tiniest aspect of a much larger, much more tragic problem.

They do not embody struggle in the way Constanze's bravura aria Martern Aller Arten does; many aficionados will come to the opera just to hear the dramatic intensity offered by Constanze's vocal martyrdom.

May 10 2014 The veteran pianist, who uses his virtuoso technique to craft interpretations of analytical intensity and dramatic sweep, offers a typically wide-ranging slate of works at the 92nd Street Y: music by Sweelinck, Nielsen, Charles Wuorinen (three works, all commissioned by the Y), and Beethoven (the Sonata in E-Flat Major, "Les Adieux").