Sentence examples for captivating call from inspiring English sources

I toss and turn until his short, captivating call ends, and I fall asleep again.When I finally rise from bed, I slip on some light clothing a pair of capris, sandals, and a high-cut t-shirt and head out of my apartment building and into my neighbourhood, Khalidiya.

As it happens, I was reading a ruefully captivating new memoir called "Swimming Studies," by a onetime contender for the Canadian Olympic team, Leanne Shapton, which explores how growing up a competitive swimmer formed her habits of heart and mind.

A skip to the left is a captivating little town called Motovun, perched on a 277m-high hill in the Mirna River Valley, about 25km northeast of Poreč.

Marilyn Stasio calls it "captivating".

The New York Times called it captivating.

The story will be available as a free ebook from Amazon and Apple, and is also being offered as a interactive reading experience on Tumblr, with videos, sound, music and narration in what Land Rover called "a captivating British voice".

A review in the Soerabaijasch Handelsblad praised it, calling Kris Mataram "captivating to the last metre".

Of course, looking like Helen Mirren, whom Colbert called "a captivating woman on a level I never imagined before," certainly helps.

Still, her account on Wednesday of that final call captivated the courtroom.

I had not known that Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs played that captivating banjo tune (it's called "Foggy Mountain Breakdown") on the soundtrack of "Bonnie and Clyde".

The matches were a captivating element in an installation called "Another Day Lost" that Mr. Kourbaj, an artist who was born in Syria and lives in England, set up in London last summer.