It's gripping, of course.
In a video by PBS and NOVA, the bow tie-wearing science educator and TV personality describes how he took a gripping astronomy course with Sagan, who later advised him to focus on "pure science" in his children's show.
It is a gripping story, of course, not least because of the numerous boundaries being crossed: poverty and wealth, north and south, white and black..
He is bringing out a book this month, called The Secret War with Iran, (clarification: an updated English version of his 2007 book of the same title) which sounds like it will be a gripping read, and of course the NYT article helps drum up interest and sales.
It promises to be extremely gripping and you can of course follow all the build up and the match itself here.
In an escalation of the crisis gripping university economics departments, the course leaders cancelled the Bubbles, Panics and Crashes module developed to answer protests at the dominance of orthodox free-market teaching.
A short, fast-paced, intensely gripping novel, set over the course of a few days in November 1936, it was written during "the year in which Italy invaded Abyssinia, civil war broke out in Spain and Hitler ordered the German army to reoccupy the Rhineland," as Ambler says in Here Lies.
Your local golfsmith can put your mind at ease, in most cases for a very small fee (plus the cost of your preferred grips of course), and can usually turn around a set of clubs in a day or two.
Of course the subject was gripping, close to terrifyingly possible, Stacey was persuasively positive about our involvement (may I say i got paid?).
The electricity gripped his body, coursing through his head and the left side of his torso.
