Meanings of little dramas in English

But he knew his little dramas, however well received, weren't the key.

What curious little dramas of the table are played under unseeing eyes!

Once he secretly enjoyed these little dramas, savouring their gritty glamour.

The recalling of these little dramas and former perils warmed her movements, renewed her love.

He had simply arranged one of his little dramas.

There, his " little dramas," as one of his teachers called them, became more fanciful.

Sometimes, you have to be content with coming in on one of nature's little dramas half-way through.

She translated her history lessons into little dramas interspersed with speeches to the people, dialogues, music, and particularly chariot-races.

One of life's little dramas.

Unlike the GAA, though, those little dramas generally get played out under layers of insulation provided by officials and agents.

Now this was just one of the little dramas that it so amused Pansey Cottrell occasionally to exercise his influence in.

The stage on which we play our little dramas of life and love has for most of us but one setting.

The Passion was the subject of a series of little dramas enacted as ceremonials of holy week in all the Catholic churches.

From contemplating them apart, I soon become an actor in these little dramas, and humouring my fancy, lose myself among the beings it invokes.

He used to figure out pleasant little dramas, in which, fallen on the battlefield, his last word, uttered in all reverence, was her name.

Such episodes, as one looks back, are the little dramas that made up the innumerable facets of the big drama-whichis yet to be reported.