Sentence examples for extra thrill from inspiring English sources

Ice-walking adds an extra thrill.

This race offered an extra thrill when two horses collided, one continuing around the track riderless.

There's a greater risk of getting nabbed, so always an extra thrill.

For the reader, there may be an extra thrill in knowing that the things she writes about actually happened, but the thing is, it doesn't matter.

For an extra thrill, attend the festival dinner to hear the live announcement of the Scottish Crime Book of the Year.

There is an extra thrill in turning up not knowing what we will hear – but there is an even stronger one, perhaps, in knowing that the orchestra doesn't know what it will play.

"Some people might find it extra thrilling," says Kinsman but many won't.

In general, there's something special about live recordings, which, even when they're privately made (i.e., bootlegs) and of inferior audio quality, frequently offer extra thrills due to immediacy and tightrope danger.

There is talk of a ghost train sometimes going through the tunnel, which will cause an extra frisson for thrill-seekers visiting between 11pm and 5am when the lights are off.

If you go and see Blue Velvet at the David Lynch season, you'll find that the Ingrid Bergman mashup thought experiment lends it an extra unwholesome thrill.

When we came up with the idea to give an entire expansion pack away at no extra charge to everyone who pre-orders the game, I was thrilled.