The phrase "a riveting day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day that is extremely interesting or exciting.
Example: "After attending the conference and meeting so many inspiring people, I can honestly say it was a riveting day."
Alternatives: "an exciting day" or "a thrilling day."
And there, just when the game ought to have been fashioning into a riveting final day, was Alastair Cook praising his players and berating the Barmy Army for not making enough noise; Hashim Amla looking sheepish and embarrassed; and Moeen Ali collecting the man of the match award, although this last one was a bit wide of the mark.
— KAREN CROUSE A Masters dominated by discussions of the rulebook appears to be headed to a riveting conclusion Sunday.
After such a riveting race Sunday, Formula One might have left China with a glowing reputation and newfound popularity.
Davis' parents have teamed up with HBO to release a riveting film Monday titled, "3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets".
"Fox & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy led a riveting discussion Tuesday including "Duck Dynasty" star Willie Robertson, Fox's legal analyst Arthur Aidala and Andrew Sansone, the husband of Fox News' Julie Banderas.
There is not a page that disappoints, from the prosaic but riveting day-to-day business of cutting people open, to Weston's observations about humankind, exposed in all its vulnerability.
"A pneumatic hammer will drive 50percentto75percentcent more rivets a day than can a gang of men, and only two men are required to operate it," The Real Estate Record and Guide said in 1902.
In a riveting address here on Saturday, Hong Kong leader Donald Tsang recalled his place at the epicenter of the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s, and the experience of the 2008 global credit pullback, asserting that the current situation is worse.
Among Art's most enduring images of music artists includes Harlem 1958 - a singular photograph which is the subject of a riveting documentary entitled "A Great Day in Harlem" (1994).
It's also as pertinent today as it was when it was created 50 years ago". Among Art's most enduring images of music artists includes Harlem 1958 - a singular photograph which is the subject of a riveting documentary entitled "A Great Day in Harlem" (1994).
