Sentence examples for capture the thrill from inspiring English sources
The French — those masters of pleasure — even have a word that helps capture the thrill of anticipating the future: réjouir.
An exercise in nostalgic good will, complete with points which capture the thrill and excitement of rolling around on a little plank.
First, it provides a useful descriptive challenge: how to capture the thrill of being drunk or (no less difficult) the torment of a hangover?
Fans call this style of music emo, for emotional, and its straightforwardness does capture the thrill of thinking you're the first one ever feeling whatever strikes your heart.
The term "pub rock" doesn't capture the thrill of Feelgoods, as evidenced by Wilko Johnson's plectrum-free guitar shredding and singer Lee Brilleaux's Lydon stare in this clip.
A better bag may not make you a better photographer, but at least you'll have everything on hand to capture the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
City symphonies use editing, camera tricks and composition to capture the thrills and pitfalls of urban living.
The effect was of watching on television, without any of the panning shots that capture the thrilling pageantry of the spectators.
He had an innate ability to capture the thrills of our sport, managing as he did to enhance and often define our iconic races.
For me, this simplicity makes the books less interesting than those of other children's book writers and illustrators of their era — from Robert McCloskey to Maurice Sendak — but it is still no small achievement to capture the thrills and risks of curious innocence even if they couldn't capture the real human world surrounding them.
