Sentence examples for started dramatically from inspiring English sources

The fourth set has started dramatically.

The day started dramatically, with a suspected stroke and a helicopter sent out to Altofts.

Our dinner started dramatically, as a young man in traditional Chinese attire, using a very long-stemmed teapot, poured -- or more aptly aimed -- a stream of full-flavored eight-treasure tea into our cups (the pouring method is an old Sichuanese custom).

"It got off to a slow start, but started improving dramatically in 1992 when Bill Clinton put this on the national agenda.

For all the worries about Greece and the eurozone, in the end concerns about the volatility of Chinese markets rocked global sentiment most during 2015, after the Shanghai composite index started falling dramatically, first in June, and then later in August.

The International Crime Victimisation Survey shows that for 2000, the latest year available, the robbery rate in England and Wales was twice America's rate.Equally tellingly, your figure shows that armed robberies stopped falling in England and Wales in 1997 and started rising dramatically almost immediately afterwards.

Certainly when iPhone started to dramatically alter things.

But about four years ago, the numbers started rising dramatically.

"The culture of the company started to dramatically shift away from innovation and a way of making people feel.

18 months ago, old age started to dramatically limit her mobility.

This system was widely used until the 1990s [ 19], when it started to dramatically decrease in all settings [ 20] secondary to a shift in philosophy, replacement by newer technologies [ 21], and also probably due to the widespread use of transesophageal echocardiography.