Sentence examples for dramatically moved from inspiring English sources

"Union negotiators said unless owners dramatically moved off their proposal there was not going to be a deal now or maybe ever.

But here, in Coinjack, the storm had dramatically moved from being a radar image to becoming a violent, roaring presence in the life of Mr. Davis, 40, a burly man in waders and a baseball cap, waiting for the rising waters to flood his dock shop and even his home.

After an hour, Villas-Boas changed things more dramatically, moving from a 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1

Direction by Raz Shaw, comically slick, dramatically moving, provokes laughter, tears and thought.

Rest assured that if unemployment were to fall more rapidly and wages were to rise accordingly, markets would dramatically move forward the estimated date of the first interest rate increase.

LGBT people are now more societally accepted than ever before, according to a recent survey done by Norc at the University of Chicago, with Americans "dramatically" moving toward largely accepting LGBT people, something many of us could never have imagined before.

No, that is reserved for the legions of low-income women, including me, who now have been given the opportunity to dramatically move up the economic ladder and prosper.

Far more than today's decision itself, Justice Scalia's ideological, angry attack on the very standing of the Supreme Court to make such rulings dramatically moves the court in that direction.

"This was an amazingly powerful storm that reshaped the island dramatically and moved it," he said.

Most dramatically, it moved its principal listing and headquarters to London last year, partly to affirm its global intentions and partly to tap into cheaper capital.

My life changed dramatically: I moved to London and lived a life of international promotion, the Pop Machine sucked me into its vortex.