Sentence examples for enthralled public from inspiring English sources

Since October, when Eurotunnel's revised estimates jumped the project's cost by 50percentt, leading to Eurotunnel's current cash crisis, the project has been a page-one tabloid story, with Eurotunnel and Transmanche Link slugging it out before an enthralled public.

While Jürgen Klinsmann's team enthralled the public at the 2006 World Cup, Klopp joyfully played the role of the country's TV national manager, winning plaudits for his insight.

Compelling testimony of corruption in the corridors of power has enthralled the public.

Aldridge enthralled his public not with a roaring voice or wild gestures but with a carefully controlled dramatic arc.

"Dom Sebastien," with its emphasis on bluster, spectacle and military marches, was Donizetti's bid for fame in Paris, where Meyerbeer's grandiose operas had enthralled the public.

First, Comet 67P has enthralled the public, and they naturally want to see more of it.

The story enthralled the public, and Fox went onto make television appearances and magazine interviews.

The clips have enthralled a French public accustomed to dignified leaders of a certain solemn good manners.

Festival goers, enthralled by the public performance of these games, eventually took part, turning the carousel from a training game to an object of entertainment.

I would love to see the battle go on until the Democratic National Convention, restoring what conventions used to be, with the general public enthralled with the discussion.

The car was a relatively new phenomenon when many of these images appeared, and graphic designers of the time knew precisely how to capture the imagination of a public enthralled with the endless possibilities of individual motorized transport.