Sentence examples for dramatic years from inspiring English sources

This continuation of Pylyp Orlyk's Diariusz Podrozny encompasses the dramatic years 1727 1731.

Rubio has had one of the most dramatic years in recent political history.

Prions are one of the few pathogens whose name is renowned at all population levels, after the dramatic years pervaded by the fear of eating prion-infected food.

Much plotting evidently went on to underpin Italy's dramatic "years of lead" and much more of it has yet to emerge.

For seven dramatic years in the 1950s, Nicolson was also a Conservative MP, paying a heavy price for exercising a liberal conscience.

For thirty dramatic years, England ruled a great swath of France at the point of the sword an all-but-forgotten episode in the Hundred Years' War that Juliet Barker brings to vivid life in Conquest.

The midpoint between Summer Olympics is usually considered the least dramatic year in track and field.

Holmberg gives few details of the period, merely stating: "1977 was a dramatic year.

Even without the political turmoil, 2016 was a dramatic year for business leaders.

"Last year was a dramatic year for the world's largest financial institutions," he says.

Evans spent 14 years (1967-81) editheg the Sunday Times, and then a dramatic year as editor of The Times.