Sentence examples for audiences thrill from inspiring English sources

In fifty years' time, will audiences thrill to "J.

The show made its targets quake and audiences thrill as it did the hard, often amazing work of creating consequence and accountability.

Like Ms. Twain, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Martina McBride, the Dixie Chicks have discovered that country-music audiences thrill to songs about women breaking loose and, even better, getting even.

So while audiences thrill to Steven Spielberg's digital monsters, scientists will continue trying to wrest blood from petrified bones to understand the real thing.

Everything old is new again: According to several gurus of gold, modern audiences thrill at discovering an old story that's been dusted off and given new importance in a movie — often as a reflection of changing times and social mores.

Audiences thrill to identify with these higher versions of themselves who single-mindedly confront extraordinary obstacles to reach their heart's desire while being driven by forces they barely understand.

Eager audiences thrilled to physical culture exhibitions in countless pleasure parks, fairs, circuses, and vaudeville houses across the nation.

He added: "I love good character dramas, but what I really wanted this time was a real audience thrill machine.

The turnout was impressive, the audience thrilled to see him, but the man himself seemed oddly unable to catch the moment.

But while a new audience thrills to a staccato funk that is more than 40 years old, Lagos has moved on.

Hughes intended his translation to be performed on stage, not simply read, and it's not hard to imagine a modern audience thrilling to this bloody, lyrical, utterly accessible version.