Sentence examples for got a thrill at from inspiring English sources
Even Frankie, waning with jet lag, got a thrill at all the new flavors.
A typical passage: "Anyway, I got a thrill at posting the ad, but it was a short-lived thrill.
The crowd gathered outside the Great Mausoleum, which is closed to the general public, got a thrill at midday when Jackson's brother, Randy, emerged to sign autographs and take pictures.
To get a thrill at the cost of a life, this man gunned down a beloved lion, Cecil with a high-powered weapon.
He says that if America can get a thrill at looking at an overweight, hairy guy walking around in his underwear, "have at it!" One young man lost his leg to cancer as a child; another lost his mother.
He "still gets a thrill" at the sense of blessing when, in the lush part of New York he inhabits ("the zone," he calls it), "I see those families take their kids to those private schools and their chauffeurs pulling up, and see the guys in tuxedos and the women coming down, and the doormen getting them cabs".
Get a thrill by proxy at the combo bus station/convenience store/Daredevil Museum, where there are rock-dented barrels that, along with their riders, have survived the falls.
The empowerment of UK wine consumers has made wine critics largely redundant in anything other than specialist publications (read by nerds who get a thrill from throwing money at status symbols) and, in this country at least, wine drinkers will treat Hanni – if indeed they pay him any heed whatsoever – as one more "expert" who can safely be ignored.
