Sentence examples for minor thrill from inspiring English sources

I can't be the only one who gets a minor thrill from this kind of deliciously ethical eavesdropping.

Unnoticed, liberalism was creating its prerequisite: the minor-thrill-seeking, fast-moving modern citizen.

Hinchliffe, who drove a United Parcel Service truck during two winters to make ends meet while in the minors, was thrilled to save the money.

Billy Hamilton, a shortstop in the Reds minor league system, thrilled the baseball world this season by stealing 155 bases, a professional record.

While a work deadline looms, he dreams of fame while endearingly eating up time with pointless but ultimately thrilling minor feats, including juggling, puppet shows, a Van Morrison impression and playing more than a dozen instruments.

The thrill was minor because we thought you smoked the roots.

It remains a bumpy thrill and a minor miracle.

The boorish misbehaviour in American basketball (Latrell Sprewell of the Golden State Warriors tried to choke his coach) or pockets of hooliganism in European and Latin American soccer are unfortunate, but they are minor concerns compared to the thrills and joys which basketball and soccer bring to tens of millions each year.

He responded in 1969 with his best-known recording, "The Thrill Is Gone," a minor-key blues about having loved and lost.

The thrill of this short special — minor as it may be — is the suggestion that we might be seeing the closest thing to Bill Murray playing himself.

Richmond overcame a mid-match wobble to secure the last finals spot with a thrilling three-point win over minor premiers Sydney at ANZ Stadium.