Footing was perilous, demanding constant attention, but running the Wall, an architectural fortress that was built to keep out pillaging nomads, was captivating.
Game Revolution's A. A. White was less positive, stating that while the game's darker story was an improvement compared to its predecessors, it never "[managed] to build to a captivating crescendo", while the reviewer for GamesRadar called it "bountiful but confusing and ultimately of GCSE-standard creative writing".
This would allow the front-loading of our classes with lessons that were guaranteed to captivate, meaning that we would build momentum by going from one great lesson to the next.
Jayne Sandman, a principal at BrandLinkDC, a public relations and events company, said that Ms. Legetic "raised the bar... she was the first person to captivate hipster D.C., and she's built a mini-empire".
EVERY 10 years or so, it seems, the country's anxiety over dieting builds to a peak and a realization hits home: Whatever weight-loss program has so recently captivated us is wrong.
Amazing, purpose-built stages will have been built for the likes of Kylian Mbappé, 23 by then, Neymar, perhaps a veteran Lionel Messi and football's other stars to captivate a global audience.
-DON MARQUIS Ah to build, to build!
All the excitement seemed to captivate fans.
She also has to captivate viewers.
Even now the opera continues to captivate.
How better to captivate the fashion flock?
