Sentence examples for gripping new from inspiring English sources

But as Tana French's expertly rendered, gripping new novel begins, Frank has to go home again.

Midway through Chamique Holdsclaw's gripping new autobiography, I began to reconsider the question.

"BLACKFISH", a gripping new documentary about killer whales in captivity, feels like an action thriller.

Together they form the central events in the three sections of Julian Barnes's gripping new novel.

The company's sales model on its Web site has a gripping new pitch: terrorism.

June 20 is the last opportunity to see Christopher Wheeldon's eerily gripping new ballet, "The Nightingale and the Rose".

"I don't really care if you get hurt or not, I want you to last until tomorrow," he said of those struggling with the snowstorm gripping New Hampshire.

And, numbering around 200 and meeting to plot until late in the night, a group of Bostonians have decided to recreate the anti-Wall Street protests that are gripping New York.

Now, with Mr. Paterson in the governor's mansion and Democrats in control of both houses of the State Legislature, an aggressive effort is under way to finally dismantle what remains of the stringent 1970s-era drug laws, which imposed stiff mandatory sentences as a way to combat the heroin epidemic then gripping New York City.

Alexis Petridis of The Guardian criticised the song as tedious and stated that it "is every bit as gripping as new parents foisting their baby photos on you".

Death Grips' New Interactive Video Allows You To Be Every Person At Their Pool Party.