Sentence examples for dramatic opening up from inspiring English sources

The constitutional reform, approved by the national legislature last year with little substantial debate, though much drama – including a deputy stripping at the podium – foresees a dramatic opening up of Mexico's state-owned energy sector to private-sector participation.

In practice, though, these angles aren't fully explored, and Carey's emotional choreography isn't sure-footed enough to make Che's story live up to its dramatic opening.

The dramatic opening chapter finds Kerr and his daughter caught up in a failed tube bombing shortly before the 7/7 attacks.

But from its dramatic opening cinematic onwards, I've been hooked by The Witcher 3, following up that north-of-the-border taste with a good 50 hours of "review" play on an advance version of the game, and I'm now catching up to where I was when I had to hand that disc back by using a regular, retail PlayStation 4 copy.

3. "MT1 t29r2" - 6 05 - very dramatic opening; I could see this starting off your show or getting it hyped up in the middle; really nice piano breakdown at the end of the first 60 seconds.

But so far I've found the choice system to be very thought provoking, the story gripping me from the moment I walked up the rain-sodden hill of its dramatic opening scene.

Dramatic opening, powerful accents, seriously cool.

Maybe they wanted a dramatic opening.

Roald Dahl was the past master at the dramatic opening.

Only a fragment of the three-day oration — its dramatic opening passage — survives.

Talk story about the new Seattle Mariners $517 million ballpark, especially the dramatic opening roof.