Sentence examples for riveting changes from inspiring English sources

Today's emotional second round of the Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship was marked by high-quality golf and riveting changes in momentum.

Adrover is riveted; his expression changes from childlike fascination to mild disgust.

Canada has hugged that fame to itself, as curator Ian Dejardin tactfully puts it in his wonderful catalogue essay, but this riveting show should change all that.

The recorded temperature history during FricRiveting revealed peak temperatures of up to 600 °C, offering an important insight on the formation of the joint (plasticizing of the metallic rivet and physical chemical structural changes).

In his shrewdly written, often riveting new book, "Then Everything Changed," the veteran political journalist Jeff Greenfield ponders some smaller-scale and more plausible what-ifs: three events, he says, "that came within a whisker of actually happening".

Microstructural investigation showed the formation of the rivet anchoring zone (the deformed rivet tip with increased diameter) without extensive thermal changes in the matrix and mechanical destruction of the fiber woven.

After 40 years, a former Peace Corps volunteer returns to a greatly changed Africa in Theroux's riveting and provocative novel.

Is it too much to ask that a book not only provide a riveting read, but also inform a nation, and change the world?

During the riveting first scene of Act I, "Train," the mood changes completely.

The non sequiturs and changes of tone in Cunningham choreography remain beautifully riveting: they show how full of variety and contradiction humanity can be.

In several cases, surveys they carried out revealed "riveting" information on inequities that galvanized university leaders into making changes.