Sentence examples for bit thrilling from inspiring English sources

It was awkward, yet a bit thrilling.

And yet it's still a little bit thrilling to hear that the special at Khe-Yo, a new Laotian restaurant situated amid the baby gyms and branded nail salons of Tribeca, is a pig's-face salad.

I'm not sure how long that thrill will last, and Vita has yet to realise much of its great technical promise, but for now, it is a teeny bit thrilling.

There's still something a bit thrilling about a show that is willing to junk its normal template and try something completely different, and you would take Holby Sin City over another regular episode.

The photographer's assistant averts his eyes as she quietly explains about the light, and the dress, and the pose, and when he takes a shot she asks: "How does it read?" It's unusual to hear a model talk back and I tell her it was a bit thrilling.

It is a bit thrilling to watch the machine spring into action.

He is 23, and even this late in the season is still a bit thrilled to see his nameplate over a stall in the Rangers' locker room.

Simultaneously, I was a bit thrilled by its obscurity, like I had discovered something rare and valuable, or like I was suddenly privy to an exclusive club.

Shaking his fist and shouting "I'll get you!" wouldn't thrill my savvy teen readers -- and I did want them to be a little bit thrilled.

Despite difficult funding times ahead, the next 10 years could be every bit as thrilling.

Pop music in 2006 is no better or worse than it was 25 years ago – the tracks on Girls Aloud's recent Chemistry album are every bit as thrilling as Adam And The Ants' Stand and Deliver – but the people who make it have been focus-grouped out of existence.