Sentence examples for leaving dramatically from inspiring English sources

Edith is keeping this secret firmly under her hat by visiting her child, clutching her lost daughter to her chest while the adoptive mother looks on bewildered, then leaving dramatically, clomping tearfully up the mud path.

It contains 42 brief chapters with commentaries on 25 sonnets, one ballata, and four canzoni; a fifth canzone is left dramatically interrupted by Beatrice's death.

The work contains 42 brief chapters with commentaries on 25 sonnets, one ballata, and four canzones; a fifth canzone is left dramatically interrupted by Beatrice's death.

According to Mashable's Christopher Miller, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko left dramatically during Putin's speech.

She disputed Behar's claim that she left the show "angry-ish," saying instead that she left "dramatically".

No doubt expanding leave policies will dramatically improve the reality for many American parents, but thoughtful implementation is critical to having the impact parents need and companies are aiming for.

The FBI has long kept track of "justifiable homicides", but it has relied on law enforcement agencies to voluntarily report such incidents, leaving them dramatically undercounted – possibly by more than 50%.

Also, after the election the charity will seek out partners to absorb much of the foundation's work, leaving it dramatically smaller in size and scope.

The voting on Tuesday left a dramatically different picture of the Republican contest than only three days ago, when Mr. Bush defeated Mr. McCain in South Carolina.

His Lib Dem colleagues, whose style is more beard-and-sandals than oysters-and-champagne, savaged government policy from the left, most dramatically by blocking reforms to the NHS.After 59 government defeats, Lord Strathclyde threw in the towel.

"The flow of Christian refugees from Iraq in the wake of constant threat and attack has left a dramatically depleted Christian population there".