Sentence examples for becomes spellbound from inspiring English sources

But in Vila Natal, the man some consider a magician is the one who becomes spellbound, and Agua winds up irresistibly entangled in the strange goings-on of the town.

***** The Cryptographer by Tobias Hill (Bloomsbury £8.99) This republication of Hill's 2003 novel seems at first like an upmarket, literary Fifty Shades of Grey (younger, professional woman meets with older, powerful man and becomes spellbound), but Hill's tale is about more than sexual power games.

* The Master -- Director/writer Paul Thomas Anderson reveals how a misfit drifter (Joaquin Phoenix) becomes spellbound by a cult leader (Philip Seymour Hoffman).

As she explored its Escher-like maze of vaulted hallways and rooms housing historical exhibits, Ms. Haines said, she became "spellbound".

The hearing room, packed with senators, Congressional aides and journalists, became spellbound during Ms. Gillibrand's sobering account to the Environment and Public Works Committee.

A truly incredible place to explore, with a myriad of once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities, it is easy to become spellbound among the cliffs and caves.

Within moments the entire audience became spellbound seven-year-olds, captivated by the dappled shade, cool breezes and birdsong conjured by chattering woodwind, jaunty strings and glowing horns.

Details notwithstanding, that was when Cano, who until that summer had only a distant crush on the Yankees, became spellbound by Jeter, an admirer of Bernie Williams and convinced that New York was the only place in America to play major league ball.

"Bet better with Ladbrokes" we're finally reminded, lest we become spellbound by all the wit and intellectual sorcery on display and punt our hard-earned cash away to some inferior bookie, one who doesn't grasp the appeal of balding, chubby bogans having their performances narrated by the cheeky market butcher from a Benny Hill sketch.

He had become spellbound by this extraordinary woman, and he was in dire need of having the spell broken.

After all these years of callous indifference and outright hatred, it's easy to become spellbound by the wins, telling ourselves a bedtime story about how we've reached the promised land.