Sentence examples for enthralling opening from inspiring English sources

The occasionally out-of-sorts Rocket shot four centuries and leads Barry Hawkins 10-7 antenthrallingalling opening day of this Crucible denouement.

My biggest worry going into the Ashes was that the anxious mood in the England camp would spill over into their play - and that is exactly what happened on an enthralling opening day at Trent Bridge.

England took three late Australia wickets to assume a commanding position going into the final day of an enthralling opening Ashes Test.

England recovered after a shaky start to enjoy marginally the better of an enthralling opening day to the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's, reaching 342-6 athehe close.

At the end of this enthralling film, which opens today at Film Forum, you don't feel you've been harangued by political polemics.

For a place with dreams of recovering its former bustle, or at least staying on the map, the revenue opens enthralling new vistas.

The enthralling website instantly opens up into a compact series of finely-detailed eggplants, each designed with their own specific animation style.

Their rivalry fuelled by a mutual feeling of animosity off the court, Maria Sharapova and Caroline Wozniacki contested an enthralling Australian Open third-round match yesterday.

It is the first time in heptathlon history that three athletes have been over 4,050 on the opening day and it is all set up for an enthralling finale, with Johnson-Thompson having the edge on her rivals in the long jump and 800m but knowing that she is significantly worse than them in the javelin.

Opening in 1835 and based on a novel by Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly from 1851, the story is cruel and enthralling.

A better showing than expected but wouldn't back them to beat a Brazil, Spain or possibly Colombia Most looking forward to Brazil flourishing under pressure, Messi inspiring Argentina and an open, enthralling tournament.