Sentence examples for could thrill from inspiring English sources

He's a reckless, irresponsible rich boy (played by William Holden), and nothing could thrill Sabrina more.

Americans could thrill to both at once, as interchangeable symbols of the "modern".

A brilliant newspaper columnist, Gove's blatantly partisan speeches were always a delight to read, and he could thrill a room with his well-paced barbs.

"Lyrics of really huge pop bangers right now make me think about advertising – sentences that could thrill you but are empty in the end.

Jon Paul Morosi of Foxsports.com pointed out that Longoria's game-winning homer sailed over a left-field fence that had been lowered so former Rays left fielder Carl Crawford could thrill fans by leaping to catch home runs.

He could thrill you.

Could he thrill us again?

But again, perhaps owing to some critical failure of empathy, I couldn't thrill to these scenes.

Mere basketball couldn't thrill me at all, with its string-beany cagers, and football players looked like safe doors with legs.

Giorgio Rocca of Italy, the king of the slalom this season on the World Cup, could also thrill the home fans.

Vignette Wine Country Sodas in Berkeley, Calif., has introduced a rosé variety whose sweetness is restrained, but could still thrill a youngster.