"I would play tricks impersonating something pathetically resembling a magician - they were spellbound by it". - Kathryn Shattuck.
"When young people dance they're spellbound by the music," Malick Sidibé once said.
No wonder Fiona, Roisin and Aoife were spellbound.
Black America set clocks for early morning wake up and were spellbound as we watched the release before going to work or school that morning.
The chief priests, the scribes, and the leaders of the people kept looking for a way to kill him; but they did not find anything they could do, for all the people were spellbound by what they heard.
Berg, one of many fin-de-siècle German and Austrian youths who were spellbound by Wedekind's plays, felt no obligation to clean up the material.
The judging panel were spellbound and the ultimate award of best in show went to her.
But, we were spellbound by the images of caterpillars on the web and decided to render this beautiful aspect of nature.
Children, meanwhile, were spellbound witnesses.
Audiences were spellbound when he read.
Even those who disagreed with him were spellbound.
