I drame that it would be in such a place, and in such a way, that you'd lave me and them.
Take my advice, now that the dramehas frightened him, and call upon the old sinner.
Footnote 86: On the bibliography of the drama see Zegarra, Ollantai, Drameen Vers Quechuas du temps des Incas, Introd.
Loménie says, "He precipitated himself with his ordinary fervor into the drame domestique et bourgeois, which seemed to him an unknown world of which Diderot was the Christopher Columbus, and of which he hoped to be the Vespucius.
The intermediate types of play that multiply in the eighteenth century (drame bourgeois, comédie larmoyante, etc.
Or if one prefers to look back instead of forward, one might say that in it the rules of Diderot and Sedaine's Drame Bourgeois seem to have been transferred to Roman tragedy.
Robson, a queer and wonderful little figure, made a mark in le drame noir and in outrageous caricature.
Human will, which was the soul and mainspring of French tragedy in the 17th century, and played such a paramount part in the drame bourgeois and the haute comedie of the 19th, appears in M.
The plot of this melo-drame is wrought up with uncommon skill: the interest rising by a progressive climax which keeps the heart in a warm glow of feeling from the first scene to the last.
I'd a drame about ye last noight, William Connor dear--three times I dramed it.
I've done nothing but drame since ever I saw you last, and every night it's the same thing over and over again, till my brain is almost turned wid it, and I rise up in the morning all in a cold perspoiration.
Well, Miss Honor, ever and always in my drame that grave is there still.
Ik rede jo that j him and sin mam to that land utdriva, segs that to jvwa barn, thes mornes, thes middeis and thes ewendes, til thju hja therof drame thes nachtis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "drame" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
