Sentence examples for has long riveted from inspiring English sources

A story that has long riveted people in Ireland has received much less attention in Britain.

What's more, the Victoria-Albert relationship has long riveted her, she says, because the couple "fought for their love" through public skepticism and other obstacles.

The improbable end to a hunt that many people had long assumed had turned cold riveted his neighbors in Santa Monica, but even more so the people back in his old haunts in South Boston, where Whitey had been a legendary mobster — a hero to some, but loathed by many — who had helped define a Boston of old.

The oriels had slightly projecting rivet-head details, peculiar cockscomb-like trim on the tops, and strange angled poles supporting them from underneath — strange because builders had long since determined how to support such features without resorting to such devices.

The case has riveted Silicon Valley, which has experienced nothing like it in years.

No wonder the nation has been riveted.

Kabul has been riveted since her death Thursday afternoon.

For all that, My Joy has me riveted.

That this classic rivalry could still produce the intensity of Nadal's 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 vistory is a testament to what has riveted tennis fans for so long and a sign that the end isn't near.

There is a moving truth in the artistically engineered travesty, which has riveted audiences for 40 years, and will continue to do so long after we have tired of Caitlyn Jenner's beauty regimen.

But nothing has riveted and captured my attention like the last two episodes of Oprah sitting with her long time sister friend, spiritual coach, and at one point sister nemesis Iyanla Vanzant.