Sentence examples for a spellbinding chronicle from inspiring English sources

He was best known for "Helter Skelter" (1974), a spellbinding chronicle of the grisly murders of actress Sharon Tate and six others in Los Angeles in August 1969, flaws in the official investigation, and the sensational trials of Charles Manson and his gang that followed.

Earlier this year, in an article called "The Martian Chronicles," Bilger wrote a spellbinding account of the struggle to design the Curiosity rover.

What constitutes a spellbinding story has also changed.

Part spellbinding chronicle, part old-fashioned civics book, These Truths, filled with arresting sketches of Americans from John Winthrop and Frederick Douglass to Pauli Murray and Phyllis Schlafly, offers an authoritative new history of a great, and greatly troubled, nation.

Now a museum, its frescos and gold mosaics retell biblical history in a spellbinding riot of colour.

Again, this is a spellbinding scene.

"He's really sharp, really articulate, and a spellbinding speaker.

HE was a spellbinding storyteller, a figure of mesmerizing charm.

This season, Lincecum is more than just a spellbinding pitcher.

The slow movement of the fourth concerto provided the most profound moments of a spellbinding evening.

It was a spellbinding journey, and it ended at a place of magnificent isolation.