Sentence examples for captivated one from inspiring English sources

In the two years leading up to Tuesday's midterm elections, progressives from all over the country activated like never before, captivated one another's imaginations and inspired each other to think big in taking on President Donald Trump and his hateful, racist, authoritarian agenda. .

"I believe that we will win!" The team still celebrating inside the stadium had captivated one country and led to the siege of another.

An admirer of good advertising art, he was captivated one day by the technical precision of an illustration showing beads of sweat dripping off a beer bottle.

ONLY a few years ago, the dream of striking it rich by transmitting Internet data and telephone calls across continents and under oceans, through endless ribbons of fiber optic cable, captivated one company after another.

It wasn't the best-looking audience at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May, but after Orb thundered down the homestretch to secure an elusive victory for his trainer and his owners, it was a captivated one nonetheless.

And while learning about the details of this latest craze may not be at the top of every parent's agenda, learning more about why the game captivates one's kid just might be.

Diego Pisador's depiction of Pharaoh's dream, written 400 years before Andrew Lloyd Webber's setting of the same subject, runs to extraordinary length; though Lior Leibovici's delivery of a dozen stanzas was so captivating one would have gladly listened to the other 290 as well.

Sharma translates the three as "one who captivates", "one who consolidates", and "one who destroys".

Ellaskins is one of them: an oddly entertaining, oddly captivating one, but still a cipher.

I've had captivating ones from Leroy, Michel Lafarge and Coche-Dury, and the Bourgognes of Henri Jayer are legendary, even more so now that they are no longer produced.

They were captivated by One Brooklyn Bridge Park, a former Jehovah's Witnesses printing plant by the waterfront.