Sentence examples similar to get a thrill from doing from inspiring English sources

But if you don't get a thrill from watching Robertson do his stuff to the sound of Shirley Ellis's Soul Time, it might be prudent to check that you still have a pulse.

In fact, the shop is more than adequate, especially for people who get a thrill from finding something they didn't know they wanted.

Adolescent men who get a thrill from the explosions will continue to do so.

However, it is wrong to suggest that women don't get a thrill from watching violence.

"I do not get a thrill from seeing them covered in dandruff".

He's a psychopath without a conscience; he doesn't get a thrill from the killing but he feels no remorse or guilt.

These are rarer, because most decent people don't get a thrill from e-mailing someone with a foul word in the subject field unless they have a beef with the recipient.

"They get a thrill from it.

"I still get a thrill from sailing".

And people get a thrill from seeing themselves on screen.

"People who get a thrill from volatile markets may get a thrill from volatile sports," said Sandra Cohen, a New York psychiatrist.