Sentence examples for other riveting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile that other riveting competition "TOP CHEF" concludes its fifth season Wednesday (10 p.m., Bravo).

The other riveting turn is from the now little-seen Mickey Rourke, unrecognisable as a dolorous drag queen.

The Dunsmuir Piano Quartet plays commandingly on a New World release that includes two other riveting Hartke chamber works.

Several other riveting anecdotes pop up, including his disappointment at not being asked to be the head coach of the original Dream Team in 1992, a job that went to Chuck Daly.

Generally speaking, emergencies and other riveting events are what spur fast, consequential legislative action.

The afternoon's other riveting moment came in the women's 1,500 meters.

Visitors viewing their own and others' rivets start chatting, often forging friendships.

In a series of tightly-controlled stanzas he upended the vials of his disgust over Lord Chancellor Eldon and over his most-detested villain, the foreign secretary Castlereagh who had, with Metternich and others, riveted a reactionary peace on post-Napoleonic Europe.

So, to the chagrin of the government, their coverage may well focus more on the country's dearth of human rights than on "ways to bridge the digital divide" and other such riveting matters likely to engross local reporters.

Think of socialism and fascism as the red herrings of this moment or, if you're an old time movie fan, as Hitchcockian MacGuffins  -- in other words, riveting distractions.

An axial extensometer measured the stiffness on x-axis of the riveted junction collecting the relative displacement (called ΔU x ) of two points 76 mm far from each other on rivet opposite sides.