Sentence examples for riveting war from inspiring English sources

THE WALWORTH FARCE Earlier this season St. Ann's Warehouse presented the riveting war play "Black Watch," about a Scottish army regiment in Iraq.

Mounted by Lancaster's own production company, "Run" remains not only a riveting war film, but one of mega-star Gable's last shining moments.

Based on a true story, this riveting war film, shot in Sri Lanka, represented a new career peak for director David Lean, who'd go on to direct ever more ambitious epics.

Armadillo,a riveting Danish war documentary, could be viewed as a companion piece to The Hurt Locker.

Limited to just a handful of pieces, the already high-end MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt gets a retro restyling to honor riveted World War II aircraft.

Prevalent themes include the battle of good vs. evil, survival, and civilization (or lack thereof), and there's a strong, highly riveting anti-war undertone to it as well.

If you got strangled and dismembered, you just got up the next day whistling a happy tune and went down and did some riveting for the war effort.

Mind-boggling yet matter-of-fact, "A Fort of Nine Towers" is the memoir of a childhood in '90s Afghanistan — a riveting story of war as seen through a child's eyes and summoned from an adult's memory.

You don't have to be a military buff to be riveted by the war rooms or to be moved by them, particularly in light of the very different war this country is fighting with British support as a result of Sept. 11.

The documentation on this is riveting, a seamless Cold War spy story worth perusing just for the quality of intrigue it unveils.

Sure, there were plenty of historical romances, damsels in distress, and pie fights -- but there were also the glories of German Expressionism, moving dramas of everyday life (think King Vidor's The Crowd), exciting crime stories, riveting documentaries, and epic war films (including Wings, the first movie to win the Academy Award for best picture).