Sentence examples for dramatic runs from inspiring English sources

In one of the more dramatic runs a clenched hand punches out at the camera, a belly sags beneath it and close-held thighs lead to a bottom frame of legs.

The allegro was dispatched with terrific energy, but Argerich's surer touch and richer tone was easy to discern in the andante, as were some characteristically dramatic runs in the finale.

In the next scene, Ms. Yokoshi reverses that scenario: The man, Naoki Asaji, sits at the piano but sings the Carpenters' "Yesterday Once More" as the woman (Julie Alexander) performs sweeping, dramatic runs and falls, her legs whipping up, skirt swirling.

Andy Pettitte outclassed John Smoltz, 1-0, in Game 5, with Paul O'Neill's dramatic running catch ending it.

In 1936, at the Olympics in Germany, Allais won a bronze medal in the slalom with a dramatic run that provoked clamorous cheering.

Queen of the South's reward for their dramatic run to last season's Scottish Cup final is a clash with another Danish side, Nordsjalland.

Amaker built on the Pirates' dramatic run to the Round of 16 last season by getting a stellar freshman class led by Eddie Griffin.

The poll – which sets the stage for a tense and dramatic run to referendum day – suggests that, among the undecideds, more are inclined to vote Remain than Leave.

The Pacers made a dramatic run in the third quarter, trimming a 15-point lead to 71-69 with less than two minutes left.

When the 76ers ignited the First Union Center with a dramatic run in the fourth quarter, cutting the lead to 7 points, O'Neal came out of a timeout and dunked again, another thunderous slam with less than nine minutes left.

But in just six months, the first-term Democratic governor has achieved a dramatic run of victories: an on-time budget that cut spending for the first time in more than a decade, a cap on rising local property taxes, and the legalization of same-sex marriage, along with approval ratings that are the envy of governors across the nation.