"The Earth's solid surface is stretched by the moon's pull, but the oceans are free to move more dramatically, producing the familiar two tides a day.
Despite the severe handicaps, the planners, over the course of the next week swiftly reconfigured large swaths New Yorks labyrinthine subway system, dramatically altering a once familiar landscape.
And there were dramatically reworked versions of familiar songs, including a muscled-up "Boyfriend" and a grungy "As Long as You Love Me," not to mention a series of '90s-inspired costumes with billowing flannels over faded rock T-shirts.
Fellowes, meanwhile, was faced with the enviable challenge of staving off the end he had so ominously predicted by keeping Downton and its inhabitants both comfortably familiar and dramatically besieged — by war, death, modern conveniences, changing values, in-house intrigue and an increasingly absurd murder plot line.
In 1992 I called Trousdale and Wise's film "the best full-length animated movie from the Disney studio for 50 years", and the 3D revival sees this witty, dramatically inventive version of a familiar story wearing well.
Other members have threatened to leave and been rewarded with dramatically reduced membership dues, according to people familiar with the situation.
The presence of familiar odor cues did not dramatically alter the spatial properties or stability of FV-FO place fields.
The expectations of the public have been dramatically increased and the majority of them are familiar with their rights in the health care system.
It's changed dramatically [but] a lot of things look vaguely familiar.
A generation of North Koreans as familiar with the American dollar as Kim is-setg is setoto dramatically shake up the country, according to young defector Sungju Lee.
