The phrase "dramatic sequence of events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events that are intense, exciting, or emotionally charged, often in storytelling or narrative contexts.
Example: "The movie captivated audiences with its dramatic sequence of events, leading to an unexpected climax."
Alternatives: "intense series of occurrences" or "exciting chain of events."
And in a dramatic sequence of events, the acting chairman Lord Ryder issued an "unreserved apology" for the "errors" of the past six months.
But Hare claims, with some justice, to be writing a history: one that traces a dramatic sequence of events through characters and issues.
The dramatic sequence of events, dating back 2bn years, was reconstructed through a detailed survey of stars in the faint halo surrounding the Andromeda galaxy.
Russian soldiers today held blindfolded Georgian servicemen at gunpoint and commandeered US Humvees in a dramatic sequence of events in Poti, a key Black Sea port.
In a dramatic sequence of events that marked the climax of the power struggle between Ahmadinejad and his conservative rivals in parliament, Ahmadinejad's tape showed Larijani's brother, Fazel, allegedly trading on his sibling's influence for financial gain in a conversation with Saeed Mortazavi, the caretaker of Iran's social welfare organisation.
In 2013, Iran's former hardline president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in a dramatic sequence of events in the Iranian parliament, played a secretly filmed tape that allegedly showed that Larijani's other brother, Fazel, was trading on his sibling's influence for personal financial gain.
"I wanted to think theatrically and make a dramatic sequence of spaces for the orchids, and let the orchids become the stars and chorus of the event".
NatGeo and Banijay/Stephen David Entertainment have obviously decided to let dramatic effect rule the sequence of events, the dates of events and even the events themselves.
That required a detailed sense of the sequence of events that could produce a dramatic or tragic event.
I still believe that Bradley's endlessly replayed part in the sequence of events that led to Portugal's dramatic equalizer – when he was bundled off the ball deep into injury time – have made his poor touches artificially emphasized.
This sequence of events described by Kennedy associates added another dramatic layer to the appearance by Mr. Kennedy that riveted Democrats and produced a sustained and tearful reception among the delegates.
