Meanings of dramatic play in English

Padraig Harrington wins his first major after a dramatic play-off victory over Sergio García.

Then I made my second dramatic play for confidence.

Their next possession led to Chiozza's dramatic play, silencing the near-capacity crowd at Mizzou Arena in Columbia.

Eschewing the typical pop song template, Bowie designed the piece as if it was a dramatic play.

Matthew Fitzpatrick beat Scott Hend in a dramatic play-off to win the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.

Irish International Ken Kearney enjoyed a dramatic play-off victory in the Letterkenny Senior Scratch Cup over the weekend.

Defending champion Nick Price snatched the first prize from Tiger Woods in a dramatic play-off at Sun City yesterday.

Scotland's Alastair Forsyth captured his first European Tour title with a dramatic play-off victory in the Carlsberg Malaysian Open.

The season that kept on giving did so, almost predictably, right to the very last dramatic play of an unprecedented 10-month season.

After Pipkins grabbed the defensive rebound, the Minutemen called a full timeout with 25 seconds remaining to draw up their dramatic play.

Justine's slight shrug might have seemed theatrical, had it not been a part of the ceaseless dramatic play of her flexible person.

Golf's new Masters champion Bubba Watson says he had never even dreamed of winning the tournament following his dramatic play-off win over Louis Oosthuizen.

Irish Open:Padraig Harrington today became the first home winner of the Irish Open in 25 years after a dramatic play-off victory over Wales' Bradley Dredge.

Despite its intensely dramatic situations, it is, however, essentially a decorative rather than a dramatic play, and its exalted prose is seldom true dramatic speech.

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"Stop your high dramatic play-acting," soberly said Braun, holding a glass of Tokayer to her lips.