Sentence examples for because of the thrill from inspiring English sources

People take drugs not only for "entertainment", but also because of the thrill derived from doing something illegal.

While Max said that the game was fun because of "the thrill," Will said it was because "you get to win money".

Most riders are drawn to eventing because of the thrill of the cross-country phase of the competition, in which horse and rider gallop across open fields, wooded areas, and through water, jumping over fixed obstacles all the while.

That night Millie's daughter couldn't fall asleep because of the thrill of having a little sister, so she just stared at the baby most of the night.

Some people love theme parks because of the thrill of going on rides and the rush of adrenaline when they might drop faster than gravity or get hurled through space with centrifugal force.

Back in 1974, boxing was still at the zenith of its international popularity largely because of the thrill people everywhere got out of watching mostly poor and working-class black men give one another Parkinson's and CTE.

Not because of the thrilling sameness: monotony could almost save him now.

However, even readers who don't connect the book to our world will enjoy it because of the thrilling plot.

The nonstop vehemence of the polka finale makes all the more impression because of the thrilling rigor demonstrated in the many remarkable slow and staccato movements earlier.

Just like with rollercoasters, horror is popular because of the thrill-the adrenalin rush-you get from being scared.

Adults will also love this movie because of the thrills and suspense it contains.