Sentence examples for dramatic shows of from inspiring English sources

September and October are for the reds – the dramatic shows of the rowan and birch.

Turning to screenwriting in the early 1950s, Mr. Costigan wrote scripts for many well-known dramatic shows of the period, among them "Studio One," "Kraft Television Theatre" and "The United States Steel Hour".

He appeared in more than 400 live television roles and was a familiar face on the leading dramatic shows of the period, among them the anthology series "Robert Montgomery Presents," "Danger," "The Goodyear TV Playhouse," "Kraft Television Theater," "Studio One" and "Suspense".

This move has precipitated the largest protest demonstrations since the 1960s, as well as dramatic shows of public disapproval in opinion polls.

Firefighters marched through the capitol last week, playing bagpipes in a dramatic show of solidarity.

Some would swim alongside before diving with a dramatic show of flukes.

As the hearing began, he reportedly prostrated himself in front of the couple in a dramatic show of remorse.

In late 1947, Seretse returned to Bechuanaland to seek ratification of his marriage from his tribe: at an extraordinary tribe assembly, thousands of men stood up in a dramatic show of support for their future Chief.

A mention of the possibility of Pacquiao's presidential ambitions brings a load roar from the entire crowd, several fans jumping to their feet in a dramatic show of support.

Some people trace the dramatic show of support for the protests by police officers and firefighters to Walker's failure to reject categorically the suggestion that he break the law and endanger the public.

But the Games also turned into a dramatic show of this country's athletic power, with China hauling in 51 gold medals, enough to top the gold medal tables and unseat the United States, which won 36.