Sentence examples for dramatically turning from inspiring English sources

Wind tore away the high clouds and the light changed dramatically, turning the landscape an iridescent green.

Holding the Senate and winning in places like Wisconsin thus means dramatically turning around decades of relatively lower youth and ethnic-minority turnout in mid-terms.

An important part of the answer, surely, is that circa 1980 income disparities in the United States began to widen dramatically, turning us into a society more unequal than at any time since the 1920s.

Earlier, for his Ph.D., he used his physics training to study biological interactions at the molecular resolution but for his postdoc he changed approaches dramatically, turning to cell biology and applying his skills to the development of high-resolution functional imaging of DNA transcription in living cells.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, ramped things up even more dramatically, turning the path into a superhighway with an even bigger renewable portfolio standard.

"If you focus on these 10 communities, you could dramatically turn things around," he said.

But the force that had been with her since Melbourne suddenly and dramatically turned about face.

Jessica Hyde dramatically turned up at the precise moment that we'd forgotten about her.

Instead of gaining strength from the fact he dramatically turned his season around this time last year, Safin dropped his head.

But after one distinctly brutal loss in Australia — during which Windies batsmen were literally assaulted by the fast bowling, or pitching, of the Australians — the tables dramatically turned.

Yet within a year the king had dramatically turned the tables, carrying out amid applause the most high-handed act of royal initiative in 18th-century England.