Sentence examples for riveting events from inspiring English sources
Though Johnson is not CBS's top college basketball play-by-play announcer — that title goes to Jim Nantz — the games he calls feel like the most riveting events around.
In rapid succession, fans around the world have been riveted by events that almost no one could have predicted.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIT IS a shame that these books should be published at a time when the world is riveted by events in the Middle East.
WHILE the eyes of the world have been riveted on events in Libya, Egypt and Tunisia, a post-election stalemate in Côte d'Ivoire, once the jewel of west Africa but now a byword for bloody chaos and division, has been getting nastier by the day (see article).
TN Technologies and CKS will be launching their new efforts at a propitious time when web traffic is growing, thanks to such world-riveting events as the death and funeral of Princess Diana and the Mars Pathfinder landing.
The events proved riveting.
In 1997, he appeared in the House chamber at the same moment a California jury was handing down its verdict in the much-watched civil trial of O.J. Simpson, leading television networks to show the two events in riveting split-screen fashion.
In similar, past events, these two have offered viewers riveting back-and-forth, representing the two sides to issues.
This is what happens when events involving famous people are viewed in isolation, as riveting individual dramas rather than belonging to a wider narrative.
