Sentence examples for riveting lines from inspiring English sources

The most riveting lines of Mr. Armstrong's monologue belong to Shakespeare himself (1 35).

The axial stress (σxx) profile along horizontal rivet lines has a "sinusoidal" pattern.

"We have clear evidence that the skin separated along the rivet line," he said.

Their sellout streak ended in April, and other Boston teams have had riveting story lines for much of this season.

But Cloud Atlas's riveting story lines and nonstop action veil weighty lessons about bigotry, oppression and resistance.

The United States women's soccer team could provide a riveting story line at the 2012 London Olympics, given the household names of players like Hope Solo and Abby Wambach, and the galvanizing performance the Americans displayed last year at the World Cup.

In Mr. Goold's production Scott Handy as Malcolm and Michael Feast as Macduff are riveting, delivering their lines with breathless urgency, their bodies twitching with restlessness and frustration.

Few would have predicted then that Cramer had written not just the most ambitious and riveting in a line of great American campaign books, but perhaps the last of them, too.

In a 2007 essay about "What It Takes" in The New York Times Book Review, Matt Bai, a writer on national politics for The Times, called it "not just the most ambitious and riveting in a line of great American campaign books, but perhaps the last of them, too".

But his compelling story and the plentiful high-definition video images of North Korean daily life (including scenes of the Dresnok family bowling) prove so fascinating that "Crossing the Line" is riveting anyway.

Rupert Goold left his riveting mark on every line of his eccentric King Lear with Pete Postlethwaite at Liverpool Everyman; the problem was that if there was an overall concept, most of us never got it.