The phrase "continues to thrill" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something is still exciting or thrilling, even after quite some time. For example, "The classic novel continues to thrill readers after almost a century since it was first published."
"Frankenstein," that electrically charged monster man, continues to thrill.
Even now, in Kino International's fine new Blu-ray edition, "The Birth of a Nation" continues to thrill and confound, to exalt and appall in equal measure.
We had to make a hard guy nice in order to come to terms with our evolving squeamishness about the sport that continues to thrill us with discomfort.
MCCLEAN The designer's meatpacking district boutique continues to thrill with laser-sharp designs for all modern Ladies Macbeth (or gals who just want to look like them).
He was the master of the "cliff-hanger", and given the 40 or so of them that strategically punctuate The Woman in White, it's not difficult to see why this Victorian novel continues to thrill us.
Herodotus was writing within living memory of an event so epic that it continues to thrill and astonish to this day: the repulse in 480BC of a full-scale invasion of Greece, led by the King of Persia, Xerxes.
Mr. Brown will continue to thrill his followers night after night.
"So easy," said John Motson, as Brazil continued to thrill everyone with their exhibition of football.
We hope the further adventures of Sharon, Tracey and Dorien will continue to thrill audiences young and old".
In the meantime, Flour & Ash's beautifully blistered creations topped with British ingredients such as heritage beetroot and ox cheek continue to thrill.
Klopp's all-or-nothing approach continued to thrill, all the way down to the bottom of the table last season and then up again to a respectable seventh place but the relationship had run its course.
