The liberation of Abu Salim, dramatically captured on rebel soldiers' mobile phones, was particularly symbolic.
He succeeded dramatically, capturing 120 full Spartans and taking them back to Athens.
The unresolved tensions are dramatically captured in a deeply moving but troubling film screened during Iran's 1999 Fajr Film Festival.
The art direction, regrettably uncredited, dramatically captures the extravagant eruptions of fantasy that made Modernismo the most outré of the diverse international approaches to the free style of circa 1900.
On the same day that Manchester City dramatically captured the England's Premier League title with two goals in injury time, Santos found itself down two goals as time ran out.
The film is dated in manner and vision, but for all its flaws, it still has an effect: It dramatically captures many of the colonial era's issues, provides a sense of the period and reasons to pay attention to it, and provokes curiosity.
Gatorade Tiger launched in 2008 and a few months later Woods dramatically captured his third U.S. Open title in a playoff on one good leg.
The cases have dramatically captured the attention of the Canadian public, through well-documented incidents in Kingston, Toronto, and British Columbia.
Analysis graphically and dramatically captured by NRDC's longtime collaborator Criterion Planners (see below) demonstrates that, the closer a household is to downtown, the lower its per-capita carbon emissions.
Autism has dramatically captured public attention in the last decade (Pellicano and Stears, 2011).
