Sentence examples for the most dramatic moves from inspiring English sources

"It certainly ranks up there as one of the most dramatic moves, but I leave it up the California Legislature to outdo themselves," Mr. Mehlman said.

In one of the most dramatic moves of his presidency thus far, President Obama on Wednesday accepted the resignation of Gen. Stanley McChrystal and replaced him as commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, after a Rolling Stone interview revealed the four-star general and members of his staff had been critical of the president and his national security team.

On Saturday, those fans were rewarded when the Jets made the most dramatic move — really, the only dramatic move — of the first round.

In the most dramatic move in his bid to devolve power from Whitehall as he creates a "northern powerhouse", the chancellor will allow councils to decide how to spend the revenue and to lower rates to attract new business.

Vice President Al Gore's decision to choose Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut as his running mate is certainly the most dramatic move he has made in his presidential campaign, and may turn out to be one of the smartest.

Shutting down iTunes was by no means the most dramatic move made by the government of President Xi Jinping this week; it also passed significant restrictions on the thousands of foreign N.G.O.s currently operating in China, including a requirement that they submit to police inspection and supervision.

GE announced last week it would sell most of the assets in its GE Capital subsidiary, the latest and most dramatic move by the company to transform itself into a more focused industrial conglomerate that makes large, complicated equipment for other businesses.

The federation's most dramatic move was to lure Karolyi out of retirement and put him in charge.

By signing Schilling, the Red Sox made their most dramatic move since the ownership group headed by Henry took over two years ago.

It was after Wang Lijun, Mr. Bo's police chief, had fled to the American Consulate in a most dramatic move, and after Mr. Bo had been dismissed as the Chongqing party chief, but before he lost his seat on the Politburo and before we knew his wife was under investigation for the death of Neil Heywood, a British businessman.

His most dramatic move was to sack New Star's joint chief investment officer, Stephen Whittaker, who also runs one of its flagship funds, UK Growth.