Sentence examples for dramatically drawn from inspiring English sources

Let's take Brazil the economy has now stabilised so people are not as dramatically drawn to cities in order to get jobs.

The Hundred Years War was a vicious, costly, and, most dramatically, drawn out struggle that laid the framework for the national identities of both England and France into the modern era.

That's where he dramatically drew Israel's bold red line for military intervention.

The return to the opening themes came with enormous energy, and the closing rose dramatically, drawing the loud and much-deserved applause of the audience.

Despite his youthful sound, Scott brought heavy emotion to his delivery, often dramatically drawing out lyrics and singing far behind the beat.

"There has been a steady trickle, and in the next year we could have a flood if we dramatically draw down in Iraq," he said.

Today I dramatically drew a line in the sand.

Most of the rest of the Sterling Coo crew, though, is on the chopping block as redundancies, which they clearly realize by dramatically drawing away from Don as he hollowly asserts a new beginning.

A.M. Jamison of the Dayton Daily News wrote that "'One Son' ends dramatically, drawing to a close one quest and opening a new set of challenges not only for Mulder but the Earth as well".

And dramatically she drew out every elusive nuance of this confounding character.

Having lost at home to Watford and Sheffield Wednesday in their previous two games, Newcastle improved dramatically to draw 2-2 with Chelsea.