Sentence examples for becoming entranced from inspiring English sources

Exhausted by the cycles of violence in the Middle East, he and his wife roamed the Himalayan nations, slowly becoming entranced by Buddhist culture.

Fans of this book are many, and they can still remember stealing their mother's book club copies and becoming entranced by the protagonists.

But then, inevitably, he finds himself becoming entranced by his little kids, and wonders whether fatherhood is more his style after all.

Chatham, a former curator at the Kitchen in its nineteen-seventies SoHo heyday, studied composition at New York University with the electronic-music pioneer Morton Subotnick before becoming entranced with the Ramones and the burgeoning rock scene around CBGB's.

Someone else who is using the experience to inform her professional life is Sophia Stephanou, an actor who is telling the story of her Cypriot grandfather who moved to London and fell in love with the city, becoming entranced by "the lights, and the contrast between buildings and trees".

As a result, we see Madson becoming entranced with the hotel room rather than the man who brought him there.

Detectives worked their way through the ranks of the Bolshoi, becoming so entranced by the world of the ballet that they began asking Mr. Filin for tickets, he said in a recent interview.

Three decades later, Simon Armitage and Glyn Maxwell followed in their footsteps, becoming equally entranced and perplexed by the country as their predecessors and producing Moon Country - Further Reports From Iceland in the process.

These accelerators are becoming the entrance exams for selection.

The entire theater was moved 170 feet in 1998, becoming the facade and entrance to a movie theater.

There's no entrance exam to becoming an agent; anyone can put up a shingle.