Sentence examples for became riveting from inspiring English sources

The determination became riveting.

This is a bitter winter sports rivalry, a setting where the defection last year of a Norwegian cross-country ski coach to Sweden became riveting because the coach, Magnar Dalen, took with him Norway's secret ski wax formula.

For some kids, just the experience of drawing the same angle over and over became riveting as beautiful geometric shapes appeared.

What might have seemed a dry academic topic became riveting as Mr. Botstein drew from recent scholarship and extemporized on how the two versions shed light on Mendelssohn's life, his fascination with sunny Italy, his love of Goethe and his views of music's past and future.

As the National Congress drew near, public attention became riveted on a major corruption scandal involving officials in Project Management Unit (PMU) 18 of the Ministry of Transport and Communications.

It reminds me of a visit to St .Petersburg, Russia, in 1994, when I became riveted by the poetry of a white-and-blue domed church on the skyline.

Jackson's interest became riveted on the Super Bowl being broadcast in more than 100 countries, including third world nations, and on United States military bases.

TAMPA, Fla .— As the San Diego Toreros stood in the tunnel and soaked in the N.C.A.A. tournament scene here, they became riveted by the final minutes of Western Kentucky's dramatic overtime victory against Drake.

Freedman became riveted by photography as a child when she found copies of LIFE with articles documenting the Holocaust in her attic.

They became riveted as I launched into an impromptu lesson on the difference between retail and wholesale costs, and the concepts of profit and return on investment.

But even if this playoff run was unexpected, it has become riveting.