Sentence examples for sensation out from inspiring English sources

"I'm not trying to make any kind of sensation out of it at all.

O'Neal would go west a year later to join the Lakers, who at the time had just added a teenage preps-to-pros sensation out of suburban Philadelphia.

Two sorts, I reckon: real revellers, randy for sensation, out of their heads; and, a block away, coffee-drinking Ph.D.s, musing on the cinema of alienation, too lost inside their heads to break for spring.

January 14 2010 This young countertenor, whose exceptionally sweet voice can dispatch bel-canto coloratura as well as any mezzo-soprano, is the latest singing sensation out of France.

On a smaller scale, Mitchie (Little Tricky) Brusco, a skateboarding sensation out of Kirkland, Wash., who is only 6, has deals with Jones Soda, Lego and Termite Skateboards, among others.

Despite such drastically mixed reviews, The Woman in White was a mad success with the public, and made no less of a sensation out of its 35-year-old author, Wilkie Collins.

When Belle de Jour, the famous call girl turned blogger and publishing sensation outed herself as a Bristol-based research scientist last weekend, one man was less surprised than the rest of us.

But you best know if your mum gets the Walker's Sensations out then someone respectable is coming round for tea.

I really feel it when we stretch and unstretch and I love the sensation of finding out how much tension I can lose when I do this.

A young female of 16 years of age was evaluated for pulsating frontal headaches for 3 years associated with palpitations, nausea, and dizziness with photophobia and blurred vision and a visual sensation of "blacking out" on standing.

(montesdeoca) It's a wonderful sensation, going out in the dark, and having the city gradually reveal itself.