Sentence examples for it's spine from inspiring English sources
The cohesive imagery, turning from scapegoating rhetoric to sacerdotal reassurance, and ending with a militaristic call to arms, told a story; listen to it today and it's spine tingling.
For the buff, it's spine-tingling: how America's first real sports car was shepherded to greatness by a charismatic Russian engineer named Zora Arkus-Duntov, and how it came of age in 1963 with the introduction of the now legendary Sting Ray, packed with leading-edge engineering inside a Buck Rogers suit.
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It's spine-tingling, ecstatic in its stillness.
It's spine-bothering stuff. 1 min Chelsea kick off from left to right.
It's spine-tingling, that with all the glorious messiness of life and existence, some elegant equations transcend space and time.
And when the two worlds come together on that great unifying day of AFL grand final to perform a contemporary version of Advance Australia Fair, as reimagined by Judith Durham and Kutcha Edwards and led here by Edwards, it's spine-tingling.
All this is cast in bronze, including the cushion the drunk Holofernes slumps on and Judith's enveloping cowl — it is spine-tingling.
David Cameron, the prime minister, predicted there would be something for everyone in Danny Boyle's £27m Isles of Wonder show, adding that parts of it were "spine-tingling".
