And while the details of a legal settlement on how the rights around digitized copies of old printed books aren't exactly riveting, the players involved sure do make it a lot of fun to watch.
Collins, with the players riveted to his every word, said alcoholism led to his making the infamous racial remark to a black former Panthers teammate, which Collins says he made in jest.
The coaches and players were riveted.
Lisk, whose background includes a stint as the general manager of the Arena Football League's Philadelphia Soul and of a Trenton hockey team, is trying to forge a recognizable identity for the team; everything has a steel mill theme, right down to the rivet design on player uniforms.
Even in the most hushed passages, the players maintained a riveting focus.
April 10 2014 April 26 201414 In Richard Maxwell's riveting drama, presented by New York City Players, a famous actress, Isolde (Tory Vazquez), is losing her memory, so, to cheer her up, her husband (Jim Fletcher), who's a contractor, gives her carte blanche to build her dream house.
And such was surely the case for many Westerners here, in a round of riveting solos by the Chinese players: Wang Guowei, the artistic director of Music From China, on erhu, a two-string fiddle; Gao Renyang, on flutes; Min Xiaofen, on the lutelike pipa; and Yang Yi, on the zitherlike zheng.
In the end Northampton defeated Gloucester by six points in a riveting match, which left all the players and the wonderfully partisan crowd utterly exhausted.
The virtual-reality experience places viewers on the court of a riveting tournament as the tennis ball ricochets from player to player.
