Sentence examples for dramatic outing from inspiring English sources

The one dramatic outing was against Zimbabwe, where thanks to skipper Kapil Dev's 175, they recovered from 17 for four to win by 31 runs.

In what was billed as a highly symbolic and "dramatic pro-immigrant outing," Francis celebrated mass on Lampedusa, an island in the southern Mediterranean that has become a safe haven for African migrants seeking passage to Europe.

The move dampened the New Year's Day mood among those race patrons who, like revelers counting down the seconds until midnight Saturday, had been counting down the days to the thoroughbred's first outing since his dramatic Breeders' Cup Classic triumph.

By outing the importance of dramatic history in his work, he acknowledged not only where he was coming from but where he needed to go: deeper into the idea of theatre as artifice.

With England making a dramatic comeback at Edgbaston after a dismal outing at Lord's, Cook will have stood at slip when Anderson pulled up in his delivery stride and thought: "No, please, of all the injuries, not him".

Tom Ryder came off the bench against Fiji and Samoa and Rob Harley scored a dramatic late try as a replacement in the final outing.

​ John Galliano's fall from grace was one of the most dramatic declines the ​fashion industry has seen since Coco Chanel's outing as a Nazi collaborator at the end of World War II.

It's also one of three new NBC dramas left on the Peacock's schedule: "Grimm" and NBC's midseason outings "Awake" and "Smash" are the only new dramatic additions still standing.

Such a refreshingly dysfunctional man, in such a refreshingly dysfunctional landscape of snowy subtitles: both the original Swedish series and the Kenneth Branagh outings oozed murkily on to our screens reeking with dark dramatic class.

On his last outing there with West — whose arrival at the onset of summer certainly brightened things — Holden took a dramatic swerve from the strict diet that keeps him in the skinniest possible jeans and ate three of those hot dogs, as well as chicken fingers, fries, and some Dippin' Dots ice cream.

We have all the ingredients for a great story: dramatic predictions of Google taking over the world, secret disclosures of a new stealth product at a Google analyst meeting, outing of the story by bloggers, and subsequent purging of the public data by Google to keep things hidden from the public and competitors.