Sentence examples for riveting of from inspiring English sources

Even if Monteverdi's later operas have more urgency, "Orfeo" is the most ravishing and riveting of the cycle.

Most riveting of all, perhaps, is the tension that emerges between extreme emotional and physical reduction and an expanded, even predatory, desire to survive.

That is far from the case in the riveting Of Mice and Men revival that opened at the Longacre Theatre yesterday directed by Anna D. Shapiro.

On excellent play alone, the match was the most riveting of the United States Open, which has lacked on-court intrigue.

The great paradox of the age is that Barack Obama, the most riveting of recent presidents, is leading us into an era of Congressional dominance.

WASHINGTON — Federal investigators said Monday that they had discovered flaws in the riveting of the roof of the Southwest Airlines plane that tore open in flight on April 1, a finding that experts said probably showed manufacturing defects.

We sleep with wax running down your face in great rivets of song.

"I try not to think about it," said Dr. McGilvray-Rivet of Framingham.

M. Rockefeller stepped to a steel column, pulled on a pair of workman's gloves, grabbed a heavy riveting hammer, and, assisted by M.L. Carpenter and Mike Dooley, a pair of professionals, drove a rivet of silver alloy into a pior.

The resulting bending and axial stresses in the angles and the rivets of the connection might consequently be considerable.

At around the same time, another Silicon Valley tremor that would come to shake the girders and rivets of the industrial economy was moving in.