Sentence examples for high thrill from inspiring English sources

Those with high thrill- and adventure-seeking personalities seek out physical activities that are exciting and risky.

A legacy of the 1988 Calgary Winter Games, the Canada Olympic Park (88 Canada Olympic Road SW; 403-247-5452; www.canadaolympicpark.ca), 15 minutes west of downtown, has a high thrill quotient, including rides on a luge track (6 Canadian dollars a ride).

Stop reading now if you've not seen the finale of True Detective's first season, which aired on HBO in the US on Sunday night After seven hours of high thrills, horror and exceedingly entertaining television mystery – and the unfortunate delay of HBO Go crashing for users everywhere – True Detective's first season is over.

If you are looking for an action-packed, high thrills night, then this isn't for you.

The whole reason they are considered "high thrills", is due to the inherent or at least "perceived danger".

Without being too frightening, it projects a sense of danger, both physical and emotional, that is more engaging than the high-pitched thrills of the domestic films.

Left untreated, addicts seek a higher thrill – by betting more money – to get that euphoric, dopamine-driven high again.

Their villains are inscrutable, protean, appearing from nowhere to terrorize, seeking no higher end than chaos, no higher thrill than fear.

They'd find high-thrill rides, family-friendly attractions and clean beaches in an area designed to cater to large crowds.

This was a high-thrills, low-reward affair: a two-and-a-half-hour scramble, with the winner pedaling home not with tons of cash but with a few hard-earned points and a bag of goodies.

Pablo Crocitto of Encino brought his 4-year-old daughter, Valentina, to Six Flags for the holiday festivities, saying she is too young for most of the high-thrill roller coasters.