Sentence examples for dramatic preparation for from inspiring English sources

She cited marital troubles with her co-star, Roberto Alagna, but also what she called a lack of dramatic preparation for the role.

Our study shows a dramatic discrepancy between preparation for set-up of an office and importance suggesting that areas of instruction outside the CanMEDs role of medical expert need to be strengthened, perhaps with such a national forum.

They have a special and ongoing education which aims to improve team spirit ('esprit de corps') and increase their preparation for dramatic events.

Talking to traders, they reckon most people are sitting tight in preparation for a dramatic September.

Investors hoped that instead of gobbling up rivals in an endless quest for scale, Mr Kindler would instead slim down the company in preparation for the dramatic drop-off in revenue at the edge of a patent "cliff" it is fast approaching.

A friendly visit to the dramatic manufactory, or, Preparations for next season [graphic].

Minimize dramatic 'my whole life has been preparation for this' type paragraphs – go factual and positive and professional.

But Rodrigo Sánchez's video projections are heavy-handed: a fanged snake is linked with Lady Macbeth; buzzards circle in preparation for battle; big bursts of flame underline dramatic moments.

"Of course, the blood – the audience didn't realise – was from capsules I had in my mouth in preparation for my last scene in the play when I…" Kemp makes the dramatic gurgle of the stage death.

Police have detained a journalist from the al-Jazeera satellite TV channel, confiscating tapes she had made in preparation for a documentary on human-rights abuse in Egypt.Or take the less dramatic case of Abul Ela Madi, an engineer.

Triggered by the preparation for the Olympics in 2008, the urban rail transit system in Beijing has experienced dramatic expansion.