Sentence examples for How riveting from inspiring English sources

Starting tonight, plenty of N.H.L. players will be crushed against the boards in the games that remind you how riveting the sport can be when not torturing you with games between the Los Angeles Kings and Atlanta Thrashers.

They called or wrote to tell us how riveting the story had been.

How riveting would the sound of a tortured animal need to be to make you want to hear it that badly?

Mexican waves are going round the stadium, just in case if you were wondering how riveting the game was on the pitch.

After all, how riveting can fictional entanglements be when compared with the more immediate and real relationship between a writer and his audience, especially when that writer seems to betray anxieties that he might be, despite his Nobel Prize and his two Bookers, irrelevant, "some odd extinct creature... on the point of turning into stone," "a pedant who dabbles in fiction"?

I also remember how riveting I found the experience of watching her acceptance speech on last summer's ESPY awards show after she'd received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.

Remember how riveted we were by all that tea-time exotica?

When Michelle went to Europe and met the Queen and the Sarkozys, I was interested to see how riveted the world was with her.

Even Biederman, who expressed plenty of Disney skepticism, paused when I mentioned Pirates of the Caribbean; in seconds he was telling me about the first time he went, how "riveted" he was.

He learned to solder, to braze and to weld; how to use a lathe; how to rivet; how to set stones.

Mr. Rash certainly knows how to rivet attention.