Sentence examples for dramatically take from inspiring English sources

"We didn't have the same attitude" in the second half, he is quoted as saying, meaning far too reluctant to throw deep, adding, dramatically: "Take that for what it is".

Many experts, including Ash's former director, Clive Bates, feel strongly that any risks associated with e-cigarettes are outweighed by their capacity to dramatically take the harm out of using nicotine.

Dramatically take the matchbox with your free hand and hold it high in the air.

It increased its share of the vote dramatically, taking second place in a further 13 wards.

"The situation has dramatically taken a turn for the worse," he said.

"Amazon must have dramatically taken market share" from other retailers during the quarter, he said.

In each case, the Nets stormed back and dramatically took the lead with less than two seconds to go.

Dramatically taking charge from Whitehall worked when problems were concentrated; it will not work nearly so well now that they are dispersed.

Late on, when Italy started to shunt Ireland backwards and then dramatically took the lead, it was a pleasant surprise to realise what a stirring and intimidating venue the Stadio Flaminio can be.

The Lions tour suffered a major setback today as their unbeaten record was dramatically taken away by the Brumbies in Canberra just four days away from the crucial first Test with the Wallabies.

The National League South side had dramatically taken the tie into extra time when Juan Cruz Gotta headed home a late equaliser after Josh Passley looked to have won the game for the visitors after being set up by veteran striker Jamie Cureton.