Examples of using Dramatic events in English and their translations into Italian
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In the previous May two dramatic events had struck the whole Catholic Church
In the recent years, many dramatic events demonstrated to our citizens,
Its dramatic events brought out of the shadows of heroes
They say that all kinds of dramatic events are happening regularly as part of their experience.
PL Mr President, Commissioner, our debate really has taken place in the shadow of dramatic events related to farmers spilling milk in protest.
In principle, other forms of solidarity exist to respond to the dramatic events taking place in the region.
I think the agree ments with Mediterranean countries take on a considerable political value if we relate them to the dramatic events of recent days.
Analysis of the circumstances of accidents leads to recommendations being made to prevent these dramatic events from re-occurring.
The hit series Saturday night BBC"Atlantis" has brought to the knowledge to new generations the dramatic events of the myths and legends of ancient Greece.
whereas in others the images document meteorological changes and dramatic events such as flooding or violent storms.
in the late 14th century, again dramatic events occur and the Ottoman invasion reaches the lands around the capital city.
If yesterday's dramatic events taught me anything, it's that Veronica Lodge is not a victim.
If yesterday's dramatic events taught me anything, it's that Veronica Lodge is not a victim.
The dramatic events that follow include storms,
The dramatic events of the recent past have clearly demonstrated the increasing importance of management
The Bruno Gröning phenomenon" depicts the dramatic events of that time and follows in the footsteps of this extraordinary man.
It's a lie to claim that the dramatic events we just witnessed were the consequence of inadequate legislation.".
The dramatic events in one country of Eastern and Central Europe after another in 1989 changed the political
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the dramatic events in New York have, it seems to me, made us free to discuss certain subjects which have, until now, been taboo.
We are on day seven, and the dramatic events tell us that it will not be a blitzkrieg.