Sentence examples for has captivated this from inspiring English sources

For weeks now, Ms. Chasen's murder has captivated this celebrity-obsessed city, particularly because of the mystery surrounding the circumstances.

In a story that has captivated this provincial city of 572,000 residents, Mr. Williams, a Democrat, has failed to qualify for the Sept. 10 Democratic primary ballot.

It seems easy to poke fun at both sides in a conflict that has captivated this city at a time of political uncertainty in the nation and tragic uncertainty around the world.

The case against Ms. Wu is part of a complex web of charges that have captivated this island of 23 million people for months.

For reasons never quite explained, the blues – both in their acoustic Delta form, and Chicago blues plugged into an amplifier – had captivated this generation of English musicians more deeply than their American counterparts.

The salacious accusations have captivated this wealthy enclave north of West Palm Beach and transfixed the investment world in New York, where Mr. Tobias ran a $300 million hedge fund from an office on Park Avenue.

At one point, as a few men strolled by, the robot yelled, "Now, I'll Tebow for you!" and he dropped to one knee and lowered his head in an imitation of the now well-known pose of the quarterback who has captivated the N.F.L. this season.

In this country El Sistema has captivated the imaginations of musicians, music teachers, orchestra administrators, donors and filmmakers and the producers of "60 Minutes".

Taking to the sky in balloons has captivated the imagination for centuries, but this feat of floating wasn't always easy.

This slow-poke game, which originated in 16th-century Scotland, has captivated the Type-A world of Wall Street almost by accident.

Bush ducks well, and his charm has captivated the media.