Sentences with phrase «<< dramatic pause»

The best time to start investing is... * dramatic pause *... right now!

Later it would seem that Henkel's composure and the next race, the women's 4 X 400 relay, constituted dramatic pauses before a surpassing climax.

That's like << dramatic pause >>, not cool.

Dramatic pause for effect.

Especially considering how much «dramatic pause» time they waste on the rose ceremony.

* dramatic pause * is an anime addict * sighs * so glad I got that off my chest!

Similar to «Foxcatcher» two years ago, there are lengthy dramatic pauses in between most of the lines of dialogue.

The nonstop movement of characters on stage, singing all the way, with absolutely no dramatic pauses, drove me nuts.

10:48: (Chris): Do you get the sense Terrence Howard took his attention - grabbing dramatic pause right before the wrong movie, then realized it?

It's embarrassing to watch, and Dignam's clunky, stilted dialogue — which the actors (including Jean Reno and Jared Harris in supporting roles) struggle in vain to rescue via dramatic pauses — only makes matters worse.

Seriously, maybe it's me, but after every dramatic pause, I kept expecting someone to break into song.

The most appreciable difference, perhaps, is how capably the transfer handles silences: Dramatic pauses, liberated from the older transfers» bothersome hiss, now carry the weight they always should have.

Here's the situation (dramatic pause).

The best time to start investing is... * dramatic pause *... right now!

It was almost like a dramatic pause, waiting for the rest of the shelter world to catch up.

his hilarious texas reply was, after a nice dramatic pause... «Just as soon as i got me a full tank of gas and a good set of tires».

Often, TV scenes end on a meaningful look or a dramatic pause.

-- Senior physicist making a dramatic pause to get everybody's attention: Ducks!

Not exact matches

After initially saying she stood behind the documentary, Couric issued a statement on Monday admitting that the pause was inserted after the fact, in an attempt to create a certain «dramatic effect.»

«You know who drinks this, don't you???» she asked, pausing for dramatic effect.

Then Sanders, as is his custom, paused for dramatic effect.

This cry is followed by a dramatic, lengthy pause (as long as seven seconds) as the baby catches her breath again.

Working for change and women's progress «doesn't have to be dramatic — you don't have to run for office,» Clinton said during a speech in Silicon Valley, pausing for a coy smile and thunderous applause, «although if you do more power to you.»

Collins says that because NIH has already allowed some of the original paused studies to proceed, the new policy isn't «a dramatic change... but now we have a policy that is much more transparent and clear.»

Are there just really awkward pauses during rose ceremonies between guys, or do they have dramatic orchestral music playing on a side speaker to set the mood?

In Mad Men, Elisabeth Moss has given perhaps the finest female dramatic performance on American television this side of Edie Falco in The Sopranos, and this simple exchange contains everything that makes her Peggy so fascinating and affecting — the unexpected cadences and pauses, the precise line readings, and her face, on the cusp of either smile or frown, dominated by her wide, soulful eyes, which seem constantly to search for, connect with, and then avert those of her scene partner.

Sandwiched among the dramatic vignettes of the story, Greenwood pauses to pepper the book with historical sidebars about the «secret code» language used by those who helped shuttle slaves north to safety; a biographical sketch of Harriet Tubman, known as «Moses» to those along the route; a brief history of storytelling among southern slaves; a scientific explanation for the «swamp ghosts» many slaves encountered along their escape routes; an inside look at some of the methods used to hide slaves from capture; and much, much more.

In particular, students learn how key features such as dramatic irony, dramatic tension, pauses, hesitations, and stage directions can aid the creation of original and engaging playscripts.

The loser gives me...» Hellebore paused for dramatic effect, «let's say, their hat.»

It was unclear whether he paused for dramatic effect or because he was searching the corners of his memory for the beginning of a certain tune.

The professor at the front of the lecture hall paused for dramatic effect, but as far as I could see, I was the only fully engrossed member of the audience.

While he did declare a winner in terms of who is currently doing the best job of getting the reading experience right (click HERE to read his article), he gave a very sound argument for what is lacking in digital children's reading, namely that necessary pauses that come from the page turns in order to teach children effect storytelling and dramatic effect.

It's probably worth pausing for a moment to reinforce how dramatic the roughly 2 % difference in annual returns between these sets of portfolios is.

«Resident Evil sold really well... I've got it lets make resident evil (pause for dramatic effect) with dinosaurs.

«He has understood the profound and dramatic sense of the temporal continuum, its numerical progression that tends toward infinity, since it is outside the reach of the circumstantial existence of the individual... What never fails to appear is the pause, the interstice that separates the number, and that lets it advance towards the future.»

Its dramatic scale, and the ugly - beautiful delicacy of its «skin,» gave viewers pause — for

That may be your take on the substantial statistical evidence, but most of the mainstream climatologists promoting AGW are busy developing explanations for the «pause»; such as a dramatic switch (with no substantiated mechanism but several hypotheses, obviously ad hoc) at about 1998 whereby the atmospheric CO2 started to warm the deep ocean instead of the troposphere and surface.

[Pause for dramatic effect] Yes, Vicki Walker went there.