"I tell people outside New Orleans that I live on Desire, and they are very impressed," said Robyn Halvorsen, a real estate agent who is the part-owner of a bar in the Bywater section of New Orleans, and lives on the street that gave the streetcar -- and the play -- that captivating name.
Give it an interesting, captivating name.
by name, rattling off a string of foreign-sounding monikers such as Dagmar, Jean-Paul, Helmut, Anke -- "and many others with names equally captivating".
This is exemplified in the numerous names given to the captivating fire patterns in opal -- pinfire, flashfire, broad flashfire, and rolling flashfire to name a few.
Martin Davies from Click Music considered the song "instantly captivating", and named Kimbra's voice "clean and sugar-soaked", further commenting that it bears an "uncanny resemblance" to singer Katy Perry.
Smith opened the 2009 Classical BRIT Awards, where, according to Elisa Roche of the Daily Express, she "captivated the best names in classical music".
With ambiguous rationale, health care providers resist changes or easily become captivated by brand names.
It turns, down to the last page, on the captivating heart of a disgraced television journalist named Rachel Childs.
With wonderfully witty style and captivating narrative, this book will make you see Latin names in a whole new light.
Brooklyn-based Habibi has made a name for itself in recent years through its captivating blend of musical styles.
As a rapper, she's made a name for herself in Austin, Texas, as her performances are nothing short of captivating.
