Standing beside his leather-clad backing band 3RDEYEGIRL, the diminutive pop maestro thanked London for making him feel "extra loved" and handed out the best British female award to an awestruck Ellie Goulding.
When I first met him, at Serkin's summer-school-cum-festival in Marlboro, Vermont, he was 22, I an awestruck 14.
Dr Gamble is particularly awestruck.
What message was it meant to convey to an awestruck world?
IF THE father of electromagnetism, Michael Faraday, could be transported into the 21st century, he would no doubt be awestruck by the iPhone.
Yet this is the image of him that confronts awestruck young women when they travel to the village of Sekigahara in central Japan.There, in 1600, Tokugawa used brilliant tactics—and treachery to win the deciding battle in a civil war that enabled him to found a 265-year ruling dynasty.
Another border town under its control has been renamed the "emirate of Jarablus", complete with a religious school and posters extolling the virtue of the full veil for women.Other rebels have always been wary of ISIS, but are awestruck by its fighting prowess.
One of his parties lasted five days and was described by an awestruck reporter as "the most extravagant event in European history".
He is always nibbling chocolates, loves trashy television and appears awestruck by a popular novelist or a rock star.
KALMAN SZABADI was an awestruck ten-year-old when he first saw a Zeppelin airship floating over Csepel island on the Danube in 1931.
At their first meeting in 1941 he found him at his desk making drawings on a little scroll of paper, and was invited, awestruck as he was, to sit down opposite and do the same.
