Sentence examples for entranced in from inspiring English sources
While Matheny appeared entranced in a pleasurable daze, the Nationals looked shellshocked.
Being entranced in one's own little world was once almost a cultural imperative of physics.
More punters sit entranced in front of their televisions to sip something and watch this sort of drama.
The idea, Ms. Zeller said, is to develop education and outreach programs so "you're not just sitting at your desk totally entranced in your own little world".
As early as 1977, Kerr and Burchill had stood entranced in Glasgow clubs listening to the futuristic electronics of Donna Summer's I Feel Love.
Stuart said that sometimes, in supermarkets, he sees customers standing, entranced, in front of an Ice Factory, waiting for a fresh bag of ice to fall from the bagger into the cabinet below.
The veteran tenor Waldemar Kmentt was entrancing in the bitterly comic role of the Speaker.
I attempt to make images that are entrancing in terms of colors and aesthetics.
She's entrancing in the way some delinquents just happen to be.
Hence, "Maaloula," meaning "entrance" in Aramaic.
Entrance in Redchurch Street.
