Sentence examples for dramatically entered from inspiring English sources

My strong feeling is that the drama that began last spring, when Ed Miliband so dramatically entered the race for the Labour leadership, is not over yet.

If Russia withdrew, it would shut down the Eastern Front, and the million German men stationed there could turn round and head west, to where the Americans were suddenly heading – having dramatically entered the war that week.

The director and star of Sundance hit Fruitvale Station are set to dramatically enter the mainstream after being taken on by Hollywood studio MGM to work on Creed, a spinoff from the blockbusting Rocky movies.

Mr. Smith also told the F.B.I. that on the day of Raj Rajaratnam's arrest, he had seen Rengan Rajaratnam "dramatically" enter his brother's office and walk out with notebooks.

Taylor did them one better: he dramatically announced his withdrawal, portraying himself as a victim of a smear campaign, and then a few weeks later he dramatically re-entered the race.

"I think the Conservative party has changed quite dramatically since we entered into coalition with them.

Riegel entered dramatically, rolling on as smoke billowed from her feet, which were pointed upstage; one of the musicians looked nervously at the air around him.

He acknowledged, though, that the state's political composition had changed dramatically since he entered politics in 1960, in the days when Georgia was essentially an all-Democratic state.

In his interview, Mr Clegg said: "I think the Conservative Party has changed quite dramatically since we entered into coalition with them.

When the dinner ended, the Dogs, rather than exiting as dramatically as they entered, slump into a relaxed posture and broke character.

The regional situation has changed dramatically since the Kirchners entered the Casa Rosada presidential palace in 2003.