She visits Murray's country house, watches his daughter and wife make pies and talk about the weather, and feels electrified by the sensation that "something was about to happen.
Sam Gordon, the 9-year-old football sensation, electrified the Internet in November with a YouTube compilation of her season dominating the boys in a Salt Lake City-area youth league.
That time the sensation fucking electrified.
The highlight of the run will take place on the final night, when Terrasson is joined by the singer Cécile McLorin Salvant, a current jazz sensation who can electrify a stage.
Often singled out as the foundation text of "sensation fiction" – a genre distinguished by its electrifying, suspenseful, and sometimes horrific plots, as well as its unsavoury themes of intrigue, jealousy, murder, adultery, and the like – The Woman in White was an immediate sensation in its own right.
I thumbed idly through a few urgently underlined pages of Kierkegaard's "Concluding Unscientific Postscript," a book that electrified me during my junior year, and began to experience something like the sensation middle-aged men have at the start of softball season, when they try sprinting to first base after a winter off.
It amounted to three periods of racing hearts and bated breath, electrifying a region of sports fans well-versed in disappointment but largely unaccustomed to the sensation that suddenly swept over them late Thursday night.
In a speech that electrified the convention and turned Mr. Khan into a social media and cable news sensation, he waved a pocket Constitution and challenged Mr. Trump, "You have sacrificed nothing and no one".
The late owner of the Los Angeles Lakers who passed away on Monday at age 80, Buss bought the Lakers in 1979 and oversaw the team's transformation into the "Showtime" sensation of the 1980s and its return to dominance during the 2000s with Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant electrifying another generation of L.A. fans.
Nye, "Electrifying America," 170 174.
But several are electrifying.
