Sentence examples for I get a thrill from inspiring English sources

"I get a thrill out of it".

I'm sure I bore the pants off them, but I get a thrill".

I get a thrill from seeing my name scattered throughout the bookstore.

"Every time I look at it I get a thrill," he said.

"I get a thrill from that, thinking that maybe I'll be unhappy and sad for a month, then so excited the next," he said.

The thrill is, "I'm doing this because you don't want me do it, and you can't catch me doing it, and I'm going to keep on doing it, ha, ha, ha". I get a thrill out of wiping them out.

I got a thrill out of this.

A typical passage: "Anyway, I got a thrill at posting the ad, but it was a short-lived thrill.

I got a thrill out of spotting such high-profile guests like Ingrid Bentancourt, Jackie Smith and Obiageli Ezekwesili, who asked questions and commented from the floor.

I got a thrill out of sharing my enthusiasm and this new vision I was becoming increasingly more devoted to.

I didn't get visited by the ghost of Rasputin, or feel a chill as I went down into the infamous cellar, but I did get a thrill when I was taken to the house he had lived in and climbed the same stairs as he would have done to get to his front door.