Sentence examples for personal thrill from inspiring English sources

Polaski's involvement is a personal thrill for Condon.

Yet when I finally jumped into chilly San Francisco Bay, all I felt was the distinct personal thrill of my very own Escape From the Rock.

Their contributions help pay the bills, but there is also a personal thrill to having them all still at home.

While some people may be genuine seekers of knowledge, others might be driven by the personal thrill of the intense competition of research; still others might be seeking to impress someone else.

TPN CEO Cameron Reilly from The Podcast Network said that "having a living legend like John Cleese joining The Podcast Network's growing roster of talent is a coup for the business and a personal thrill".

They spoke candidly about some regrets (not being able to release the Dylan documentary Something is Happening; not making a longer film with Janis Joplin) as well as some personal thrills – working with Depeche Mode and Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign team.

But, if it's successful, then twitter might roll out news notifications that have the same kind of personal 'magical thrill' that an account follow recommendation from @magicrecs has.

There are basketball and tennis courts, and many Ping-Pong tables, but the park also embraces extreme sports in a way that would thrill personal injury lawyers in the West, with places for skating, bicycle jumping, skateboarding and the obstacle-course bounding of parkour and free-running.

Writing for The Times Literary Supplement, Xan Fielding found the title of the book to be misleading, noting that apart from a very small win at the casinos of Las Vegas, "his personal experience of thrills seems to have been just as limited everywhere else on his itinerary".

But to those like Ms. Nesterova, the thrill is personal.

I am thrilled by personal success, by Mo Farah's 10,000m, Charlotte Dujardin's horsemanship, Wayde van Niekerk's 400m and Simone Biles' mesmerising gymnastics.