Sentence examples for called thrill from inspiring English sources

The 1988 revue was called "Thrill of Victory, the Agony of Debate". It led to more sketches that formed another revue, "Love Lemmings," produced at the Village Gate in Manhattan.

There's an interesting story to the making of Shaolin Style: it's essentially a reskin of a canceled title called Thrill Kill, but not even its background and some spectacular-for-the-time executions could win favor with a fighting crowd focused on Mortal Kombat 4 and Street Fighter III.

There's an interesting story to the making of Shaolin Style: it's essentially a reskin of a cancelled title called Thrill Kill, but not even its background and some spectacular-for-the-time executions could curry favour with a fighting crowd focused on Mortal Kombat 4 and Street Fighter III.

Earlier this year, Mr. Kamen hired a new winemaker, Mark Herold, whose own small label, Merus, has produced wines called "thrilling" by the influential critic Robert M. Parker Jr.

Allen is always looking for what he calls "thrill capacity".

The lawyer who lobbies on behalf of the personal watercraft industry in Washington and the San Francisco-based ecologist who is on the frontline in limiting certain waterway access to what he calls "thrill craft" are both sailors.

Instead of partying, I have spent the year's major holidays trying to pay rent, which is certainly responsible but not what one might call "thrilling".

I interviewed Mills about the tracks he eventually picked for the series, and he was so enthused about Nine Rain that he later sent me a sample of what he calls "thrilling avant-garde Euro-Mex rock". Months later, I came across an official copy of the band's second album, "Rain of Fire," courtesy of Opcion Sonica, a Mexican indie label with a large, eclectic roster and a small L.A. office.

Her first book, published in 2006, was called "The Thrill of the Chaste: Finding Fulfillment While Keeping Your Clothes On".

There was even something called a "thrill club," organized on Long Island to bring people in for exciting weekends in New York.

The British Horseracing Board (BHB), the sport's marketing arm, publishes a leaflet called "The Thrill of Ownership" and a 20-minute video, "Tips to Build a Dream on".