Sentence examples for riveting tour from inspiring English sources

Instead Simon & Schuster sent a letter to bookstores describing the novel as "a rollicking, riveting tour de force that does for the media business what 'Primary Colors' did for politics," a reference to the best-selling roman à clef about President Bill Clinton whose author later was revealed to be Joe Klein.

The race between Froome, Contador and Nibali could make this the most riveting Tour in years but Froome takes fresh belief from the way he beat the Spaniard during the mountain stage of the Dauphiné.

He can be seen again tomorrow night on BBC2 in the concluding part of Simon Schama's Shakespeare, a riveting tour-de-force about how the Bard shaped our sense of Englishness through the history plays.

Experienced as a piece of music, "Favorite Recorded Scream" offers a riveting if unsettling tour through decades of popular music.

The animated tale is a riveting and emotional tour de force.

Yesterday, everyone was riveted to one of the Tour's top entertainers.

But the lecture that I found the most compelling, the most riveting, was Prof. Lazcano's bilingual tour-de-force at his home university in Mexico City just a few years ago.

The riveting contest marked the end of a tour in which England fought back from 1-0 down to win the Test series 3-1 but were then heavily beaten by the same scoreline in the one-day series.

As our tour through The Wende continued, I found myself riveted by an exhibit called "Facing the Wall," which consisted of hundreds of pairs of black and white photos of nearly-identical looking people.

The story of the fire was told during the tour I took as a student and it had a riveting effect.

At the end of the tour, Moore begged Hamper to let him hit a few rivets.