Sentence examples for riveting developments from inspiring English sources
Some of the most riveting developments in the trial have occurred either in sidebar conferences, out of the earshot of the jury, or outside the courthouse itself, where Mr. Pirro and his wife, Jeanine F. Pirro, the Westchester district attorney, have continued to attract headlines.
Whatever one's politics, this was a fascinating — riveting — development, and, as Sarah Palin's story unfolded over the weekend before the Republican National Convention, culminating (for now) in the news that her seventeen-year-old daughter was pregnant, it was hard not to feel more and more disoriented.
Markets the world over are riveted by developments among the countries that share the euro, which appear only to be weakening.
Early this week, while many other Americans remained riveted to the latest developments, Mr. Bush chatted with an architect about the finishing touches for a new house being built on the ranch.
These members may be joined by steel bolts or rivets, and the development of welding in the 20th century made it possible to produce fused joints with less labour and materials.
The politics of real estate development can be riveting.
The development of the self-piercing riveting (SPR) technology in recent years has broadened the application of the technology in the automobile industry.
As the American public watches, riveted at each new development in the Martin case -- the 911 tapes; a video showing the man who shot him, George Zimmerman, brought into Sanford, Fla., police headquarters; an interview with Martin's undertaker, who says he saw no signs of a struggle in preparing the boy's body for burial -- it is easy to forget how slowly the story surfaced.
