Sixth grade brought the thrill of renown when she beat up an older girl.
While for most the recent weather conditions have brought misery - for a few it has brought the thrill of a lifetime.
THERE were times when last Sunday's great G.O.P. health care implosion threatened to bring the thrill back to reality television.
He was an exciting actor who had a rare danger and passion, and brought the thrill of spontaneity and unpredictability to the theatre.
Sean Campbell founded the league last winter as a way to bring the thrill of pond hockey he played in his youth to adults around Chicago. "The open air and the open atmosphere is an entirely different feel," Campbell said.
Yet Miller is still the best writer I know when it comes to describing the pure, visceral thrill of standing on a street corner, not knowing what the day is going to bring, the thrill of being alive and optimistic.
All morning long, they kept stopping by to make a pick, only to learn that the bus is not, alas, a mobile ticket window to bring the thrill of Win 4 and Break the Bank to a curbside near you.
The New York Philharmonic deeply mourns the passing of TV director Kirk Browning, who, with his keen eye and deft touch, so eloquently brought the thrill of our live performances into homes across the nation for more than 30 years.
Too many people recognize the name of Elizabeth Spencer without knowing quite who she is, but it's my guess that this is her moment and that "The Southern Woman," which combines a selection of stories from her previous books with six new ones, will bring the thrill of discovery -- or rediscovery -- to a wider audience.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates Bill Gates is making a rare showing in the heart of Hollywood on Wednesday, to personally present a new version of Windows Media software the firm hopes will bring the thrill of the silver screen closer to the PC screen.
