Sentence examples for particular thrill from inspiring English sources

My particular thrill was to see a nomination for the short film Mixtape, directed by 23-year-old Luke Snellin.

Some of us remain that way: my fianc e, for example, still gets a particular thrill out of buying just the right pens before the year begins.

Fans of a certain age can still remember the particular thrill they felt, round after round, when the chair umpire announced "game, set and match to Lieutenant Ashe".

The tropicbirds were a particular thrill since only six are recorded in the annals of New York birding, according to "Bull's Birds of New York State".

A particular thrill arises this season from watching James Samson and Sean Mahoney, not least in their brief dances together in "Beloved Renegade".

There was a particular thrill to catching the three-feet-long eels — their writhing bodies impossible to grip for their thick mucus slime.

Something about this particular one thrilled me: the scale of destruction, the embrace of the destruction and the admission of yelling — loud yelling.

Children, in particular, are thrilled to bits – and whale-watching, once thought of as a novelty pursuit, is steadily becoming mainstream, and growing in popularity around the coasts of Britain.

Ms. Vidovic, playing the Lute Suite in E (BWV 1006a), matched Mr. Vieaux's energy — her account of the Prelude, in particular, was thrilling — but also added levels of dynamic nuance that gave her work an inviting shapeliness and flexibility.

Schwab in particular was thrilled to be able to do so because a few years before investors had brought a class action suit against Schwab that led to a $235 million settlement.

(The middle of side B in particular is a thrill).