Sentence examples for goosebump from inspiring English sources

The goosebump moments always come when he signals to his sextet to shut up, and shreds the living hell out of his sky-blue Telecaster.

For many New Yorkers, the June 24 marriage vote was a rare moment of goosebump drama from a capital better known for tedious dysfunction.

The mobile surface of the sea is alive like a living skin, "seeming to goosebump for a moment, as if cold air goes across it".

Late on Thursday, Accomazzo and his team at ESA headquarters in Darmstadt in western Germany placed Rosetta on a collision course with the "head" of the comet, aiming for a region marked by pits, "goosebump" structures and jets of gas.

There are guest appearances from Paul Brady (duetting deliciously with her on Five Nights Drunk) and Eliza Carthy; Calum and Neill MacColl offer two of their father's most celebrated hits, Sweet Thames Flow Softly and The Joy of Living; and it's a goosebump moment when Peggy rises to sing The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, written for her by Ewan in 1957.

But the special goosebump moments come in the mutual courage and trust that allows Grishuk to hurtle into a travelling fishdive (at 1.56), or to abandon herself to the slow descending lift at 4.22.

After close to 260km, after one final stretch of cobbles, the road takes a sweeping right hander into the road that leads to the velodrome – the last great goosebump moment – delivering the riders on to the most famous concrete loop in the world.

"I definitely had a kind of goosebump moment, when the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, and I got a bit teary.