Sentence examples for dramatic success in from inspiring English sources

That followed her dramatic success in a considerably lesser play, "Black Girl," Off Off Broadway in 1995.

(The Rothosen, red shorts, managed to escape the drop to Bundesliga 2 twice in the last two years with dramatic success in the play-offs).

His hallmark achievement will remain his dramatic success in reducing crime and giving New Yorkers the feeling that their city is safe and governable.

He continued to tour his one-man stage show very successfully, and had one startling dramatic success in 1981 when he appeared in Going Gently on BBC2.

The opposition People's Justice group scored a dramatic success in March's general election, dealing the ruling National Front coalition its worst result in the 57 years it has held power.

On behalf of the industry the US government is taking the offensive to Brazil, which has had dramatic success in manufacturing its own cheap copies of patented drugs and now exports generics.

They are the first hint of a split that would rapidly widen after Stravinsky's dramatic successes in Paris.

Between 1709 and late 1710 the Sikhs under Banda enjoyed dramatic successes in the sarkars (districts) of Sirhind, Hisar, and Saharanpur, all of them ominously close to Delhi.

Considering the less than dramatic successes in the test program, the Snark, as well as other cruise missile programs, probably would have been destined for cancellation had it not been for two developments.

If the polls are to be believed all, that is, bar one in the Guardian on April 23rd, (see article)—Tony Blair's Labour Party is poised to win a landslide victory, with a share of the vote larger even than in its most dramatic success yet, in 1945.Such an outcome would, to The Economist, be truly peculiar.

Probably her greatest dramatic success was in the stage version of Carson McCullers's The Member of the Wedding in 1950, a performance for which she won the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award.