Sentence examples for dramatically ended from inspiring English sources

Ringing Pavarotti-style high notes are difficult for Mr. Bocelli; his effect of choice is extended falsetto tones, with which he dramatically ended several numbers.

At the Iranian embassy siege that the SAS dramatically ended with brutal efficiency in 1980 the authorities waited a whole week.

The mood did not improve in 1980 when Iran's London embassy was taken over by Iraqi-backed gunmen before the siege was dramatically ended by the SAS hostage rescue.

The opening of the railway dramatically ended Chesham's isolation.

The financial crisis that began in 2008 dramatically ended this period of boom.

Bosnian war criminal Slobodan Praljak dramatically ended his life by drinking poison just seconds after judges announced his conviction in The Hague courtroom on Wednesday.

One way we remind ourselves that we're alive is by seeing other people's lives suddenly and dramatically end.

President Dmitry Medvedev has sacked Moscow's embattled mayor Yuri Luzhkov today, dramatically ending the most captivating political soap opera in Russia for years.

The hope had been that the gate would open and Mr. Sharpton would walk out, dramatically ending his 90-day imprisonment for trespassing at a military camp while protesting the Navy's bombing exercises on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques.

"A completely new world for me," he called it, and he soon broadened his activism with Internet campaigns to free political prisoners and, more dramatically, end Syria's equivalent of martial law.

Dramatically ending months of aloofness from politics, Ayatollah Sistani this week issued a fatwa rejecting as "unacceptable" coalition plans to appoint an advisory council of Iraqis, and to give another, broadly representative body the task of drafting a constitution.