Sentence examples for riveting to go from inspiring English sources
Originally from Swaziland, Grant arrived in the UK at a key moment for the Iron Lady: "It was the day ships sailed from Portsmouth to the Falklands, 29th of April 1982, and the story covers the last 30 years since I've been in England so it's riveting to go back through it all".
In this riveting novel, both boys decide to go on the run, desperate to find a new, safe home for Ahmed.
This risk is compounded when an entrepreneur relies on a Steve Jobs-style "reality distortion field"—using personal charisma and riveting rhetoric to inspire people to go to extremes to achieve a startup's vision.
The lower-chassis took 4,000 rivets to complete, with another 15,000 to go before we've finished the upper-structure.
I was riveted to the spot and thinking, 'Fuuuuck, this is a way to go.'".
He keeps telling us that he's going to walk the Brooklyn Bridge to go get hand-pulled noodles, but instead he stays riveted to his chair.
Imagine every single person has to go to the bathroom right now and your words have to be important and urgent enough to keep them riveted to the spot until you are finished.
Still, Ms. Desjardins was riveting to watch.
At times the mutations themselves are riveting to watch.
It was riveting to watch a new technology evolve.
It was riveting to watch.
