Sentence examples for dramatic overture from inspiring English sources
Selling Virgin would be a dramatic overture to the regulators.
Lighting designer John Broderick stands beside Kamen on the podium, explaining his strategy for the dramatic overture.
Laura Alley directed the appealing staging; Robert Lyall conducted a lithe, well-paced performance (barring a few blemishes), beginning with a spirited interpretation of the dramatic Overture.
Mona's appearance in a dazzling yellow swimsuit at a hotel swimming pool in Alexandria makes a dramatic overture to a complicated triangle.
Then, on Friday, in a dramatic overture, and apparently with a push from the United States, the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, apologized for the loss of life, a move immediately welcomed by the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
But Mr. Tien also warned outsiders not to expect any dramatic overture from Mr. Chen, who swept the Nationalist Party from power in March after a half-century of rule.
The lineup actually involved six musicians: the Stricklands along with the alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón, the pianist Luis Perdomo, the bassist Ben Williams, and the conga player Samuel Torres, who began the set with a dramatic solo overture.
A surviving scrap of an early, failed dramatic work, the overture is scarcely top-shelf Berlioz.
He still had his sights on Paris, where his overtures and "dramatic symphonies" were more popular than his opera "Benvenuto Cellini" (1838) or the opera de concert "The Damnation of Faust" (1846).
Schumann, an unstable man who attempted suicide and died in an insane asylum, composed the overture as music for Lord Byron's dramatic poem about a transcendence-seeking, Faust-like sorcerer.
The storm of the title occurs orchestrally, in the clamorous overture, and the Santa Fe skies, ever dramatic, threw a bit of lightning and thunder into the open-air theater at the start, as if on cue.
