Sentence examples for bit of the thrill from inspiring English sources

I will miss a little bit of the thrill of the win.

AFTER about nine years together, Marcia Mulé and Bryan Scott noticed that a bit of the thrill in their relationship had worn off.

I was intrigued to hear that, for a while, Trotsky had made a habit of nipping to the nearby home of the artist Frida Kahlo for what unreconstructed people would call a Bit of the Other; thrilled too to learn that after the ice pick had done its work, he had still managed to fight off his attacker, and ensure his arrest.

I was intrigued to hear that, for a while, Trotsky had made a habit of nipping to the nearby home of the artist Frida Kahlo for what unreconstructed people would call a Bit of the Other; thrilled too to learn that after the ice pick had done its work, he had still managed to fight off his attacker, and ensure his arrest.

The description of THE OTHER MAN was enticing and a bit naughty and the thrill of seeing Antonio Banderas in pursuit was too much to resist.

The 2018 competition featured teams from Canada, Sweden, and Germany, all vying to catch thousands of fish (and a bit of a thrill) from perhaps the most American pest control solution in existence.

I wanted to give the crowd a bit of a thrill but it's not about that, it's about winning the fight.

People still want a bit of a monster and a bit of a thrill and a bit of the Doctor, so it still delivers as normal Doctor Who.

A romantic, haunted old hotel adds a bit of thrill to the mix.

Traveling at 15 mph, with the test crew warning visitors to brace themselves, the emergency braking was a bit of a thrill.

Nothing too extreme, but I have to confess the notion of my first firebomb was a bit of a thrill.