Sentence examples for takes tragic from inspiring English sources

And always, even as this story prepares to takes tragic turns, his agility is abundantly evident.

Well it seems obvious enough that texting while driving is a bad thing, it takes tragic events like the one last week to really bring the point home.

Love takes a variety of routes, but such seemingly obsessive behavior has taken tragic turns.

Their pregnancies had, quite often, been very wanted, but had taken tragic and terrible turns.

"The Irish are able to take tragic circumstances and turn them into humor," he said.

In real life, however, many of our Cinderella brides have taken tragic turns — from Jackie Kennedy to Grace Kelly to Carolyn Bessette to the doe-eyed Diana Spencer.

Mr Oates is adamant, however: "It won't take long before someone take tragic action, but that doesn't stop people like Guardian putting untold pressure on us all".

The only comparably cynical recent film set in Las Vegas was Peter Berg's savage 1998 comedy, "Very Bad Things," in which a bachelor party takes a tragic turn.

At this point, his paintings reveal a view of the world in which the human comedy takes a tragic turn, and something breaks in the order that had kept the reasonable man and the madman separated.

The figure of Lee takes on tragic dimensions; he is superbly portrayed by the baritone Dwayne Croft as a man fighting with all his heart for a cause in which he does not fully believe.

Cavaliere d'Arpino's "Diana and Actaeon" (1603-06) thees tragicagic story of a hunter transformed into a stag and killed by his own dogs and turns it into a display of female nudity from every possible viewpoint.