The storm of the title occurs orchestrally, in the clamorous overture, and the Santa Fe skies, ever dramatic, threw a bit of lightning and thunder into the open-air theater at the start, as if on cue.
You won't mistake Shy Brothers French-stylee farmstead cheeses for anything else on a salad or hors d'oeuvre plate-they are tiny, thimble-shaped morsels (dubbed "Hannahbells" after the Santos' mother) that pack a dramatic throw-weight of pungency and lingering flavor.
But "without any real sparks between the main characters, 'Anna and the King' unfolds like an exotic historical diorama with dramatic vignettes thrown in for spice" (Stephen Holden).
To underline the resistance, the top nine commanders of the 720-member force also attended the rally and, in a dramatic gesture, threw their badges down in sympathy with Mr. Sherrard.
It is just that because the communities here have been so close, self-reliant and independent in spirit, and because the economic transition has been so dramatic, it throws up some interesting insights into life in Britain in the 21st century.
The ballad is usually a third-person narrative, and it can run on forever – it was designed to have verses added – while its later development, the dramatic monologue, throws the reader into a highly charged first-person narrative, closer to the urgencies of the stage than the shaggy dog of a story.
McIlroy's dramatic exit throws open the door for Luke Donald to retake the No. 1 spot - again.
The following week, he once more featured in a dramatic conclusion, throwing a 59-yard touchdown pass to Gene Thomas with 2 27 left to beat 25th ranked West Virginia, 14 10.
If Mr. McManus wants to do something "dramatic," why not throw a bomb in another part of the schedule?
Take the GT's dramatic body lines, throw in black wheels and carbon fiber trim, and pure white (no stripes) totally works.
