Sentence examples for with a drama from inspiring English sources

ABC had only middling success with a drama it introduced at midseason in 2012.

To do this with a drama is a bigger gamble: concept-album TV.

Would you start with a drama, or would you start with a comedy?

Mr. Richards has also been preoccupied with a drama involving his production of "Speed-the-Plow".

Mr. Dixon graduated from North Carolina Central University in 1954 with a drama degree.

He is now involved with a drama group for people with learning disabilities.

She teaches them to apologize with a drama-lowering tactic she borrowed from Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiation, called a "contribution": acknowledging one's responsibility in a fight.

So the mere fact of its return to the East Coast with a drama-free festival that was well planned and smoothly operated (and for which the weather cooperated superbly) felt like a much-needed victory.

If the calendar says February and the map reads California, there is no beating Leipheimer, who concluded his third consecutive Tour of California victory Sunday with a drama-free effort.

Laura (played by an engaging Maxine Peake, miscast as an incisive intellectual) is saddled with a drama-sappingly unblemished instinct for the truth, while Nick (excellent Lloyd Owen) is obviously decency itself and immune to corruption by the court he serves.

With "Shanghai Moon," a Drama Dept.