Sentence examples for captivated at the from inspiring English sources

Beth Orton captivated at the top of the bill with the evergreen She Cries Your Name.

The last time all France was captivated at the cinema in this way was when Robert Carlyle stripped to the buff in The Full Monty.

Or you may be captivated at the Gemini Antiques booth, by a case full of Victorian-era painted iron mechanical savings banks made for children.

Over the last 28 years the Yippies, who once ran a pig for president, scattered dollar bills at the New York Stock Exchange in an anticapitalist snub and, in 1970, held the nation captivated at the Chicago Seven trial, have used 9 Bleecker to plan countless demonstrations.

This is important: like so many children, I spent hours staring, captivated, at the single frame from The Broken Ear that shows Tintin trying to fire his speeding car over a level crossing just before a hurtling locomotive cuts off his path.

Which is a pity, as the early evening light on the mountains on the far side of the track is utterly captivating at the moment.

Daughter of Ozzy "Prince of Darkness" Osbourne, her biggest chart hit, One Word, was described by Stylus magazine as: "Rather like Ms Osbourne herself... utterly preposterous and yet strangely captivating at the same time".

After being captivated at first by the war, Mark Roszkowski, 49, a financial planner from nearby Wildwood Crest, said he now permitted himself to watch only a few minutes of television coverage -- "till I get the gist of what happened today" -- because, he explained, "I don't really like to dwell on it".

But he was by taste and temperament more of a jazzman, captivated at an early age by African polyrhythms and the expansive approach of American drummers like Max Roach and Elvin Jones.

We saw black students mesmerized at Morehouse and Spelman, and we imagined white students captivated at Harvard and Oxford.

Kelley L. Carter of MTV commented that "the Spears that captivated the audience at the Staples Center was the old, fun-loving, free-wheeling Spears — with a sexy, showgirl twist.