Sentence examples for dramatic sequel from inspiring English sources

The stage is set for a dramatic sequel.

The pace slowed in the middle rounds but the two fighters still managed a dramatic sequel.

Debra Nussbaum's article on the school enrollment surge in New Jersey ("A Number Story," cover, Sept. 29), including how it was underestimated by education planners, has a dramatic sequel in higher education.

The whole company was thrilled by the belated but dramatic sequel to my husband's story, as they realized afresh how completely the wounds of that fratricidal war had been healed; for there were those two men, fellow citizens of this one and united country, serving together as Judges on the Federal Bench.

He allows that the film can be read as a dramatic memoir, a sequel-of-sorts to the Blitz-era Hope and Glory in that it nudges the action forward to 1952 when Boorman surrogate Bill Callum Turnerr) is 19 years old and completing his national service.

Ms. Shah's search for those girls gives her sequel its dramatic structure.

In "Sequel," lighted with dramatic flair by Michael Stiller, four dancers perform separate phrases to the love music from "Vertigo" and then repeat those phrases at the end in silence, as a sort of flashback.

Taylor's dramatic 4-3 victory was the sequel to a stellar opening act in the evening session after Raymond van Barneveld bounced back from Adrian Lewis's early nine-darter to win by the same scoreline.

Ellis wisely "appropriates the unblinking brutality [of]... American Psycho, to add some dramatic heft to this anorexic update", making the sequel a "celebrity snuff film" to the earlier "backstage pass".

She earned additional Emmy nominations for her role as an alcoholic military wife in the dramatic miniseries The Winds of War (1983) and a sequel, War and Remembrance (1988 89).

Perhaps the production company (Hammer) did not plan on a sequel and thus opted for such a dramatic demise.