Sentence examples for from the thrill from inspiring English sources
As it turned out, aside from the thrill of using a weapon, life in the FARC didn't sound very thrilling at all.
Her infectious effervescence stems in part from the thrill of seeing women come around to vintage.
Like his friend Graham Greene, he could never quite wean himself from the thrill of risk.
They were both giddy from the thrill of trespassing, from the fear of being caught.
Reports like these have a lot of appeal, though, and part of that comes from the thrill of recognition.
The colorless life of today's analyst is a far cry from the thrill ride of the 90's.
The play follows them as they negotiate a more ordinary life, far from the thrills of a battleground.
Mr. Devine, who performed in "Lord of the Dance," has moved away from the thrills of drilled tapping en masse.
Her 1978 album Baltimore was solid but a long way from the thrilling ferment of It Is Finished.
Calvin Royal III, a soft-spoken, long-limbed dancer with smiling eyes, was practicing a passage from the thrilling — and exhausting — showpiece "Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux," by George Balanchine.
We recognize that amusement rides are a business, and that park owners and operators make a living from the thrills they provide to patrons.
