Sentence examples for enthralling episode from inspiring English sources
The 2-2 draw between FC Dallas and Portland, following on from the 3-1 registeredintheed in the first leg, was just another enthralling episode in what has been a captivating post-season unaffected by the away goals rule or the favourable scheduling afforded to higher seeds.
Last year our reviewer, Jim Holt, found this an "enthralling reconstruction of the episode".
This special episode is a gently enthralling contribution to pre-Remembrance Day programming.
Real coach Jose Mourinho described the first leg as "the match the world wants to see" - and Ferguson believes the second episode can be just as enthralling.
Michael Grant's writing is utterly enthralling, it reminds me a bit of watching Doctor Who, where you watch one episode, then another, there are loose ends and then suddenly all the strands pull together in an explosion of clarity.
Ben Lawrence, writing in The Daily Telegraph, gave the episode four out of five stars, saying that it had much to "enthral" a present-day viewer and showed how Doctor Who was constantly reinventing itself.
Except that it wasn't Dorset, it was Northern California – filmed in British Columbia – and it was a reminder that despite this first episode being almost a shot-by-shot US remake of ITV's slow-burning, enthralling whodunit, Gracepoint is no Broadchurch.
He characterised the episode as being "as hollow as a big chocolate Easter egg" because it was "lacking in the enthralling drama and compelling characterisation that has been the lynchpin of the Russell T Davies era".
Click here to read Sarah Hughes's episode four blogpost Tommy Shelby is hardly the first person to come a cropper after over-extending himself, but as tonight's half enthralling, half infuriating episode demonstrated, he might be the only one to literally shovel shit while thinking of how to get back at his enemies.
That alone was enthralling.
