Sentence examples for sensation they from inspiring English sources

The Florida sensation, they said, had probably consisted of a huge whale's entire skin.

Rodgers and Hammerstein were not just a sensation — they were a corporation.

A singing and dancing sensation, they were signed by Motown Records in 1968.

The remarkable objects in the sale hardly triggered the sensation they would have caused in earlier times.

Nicknamed "stingers," these patients often liken the harsh sensation they get after applying products to a bad sunburn.

Although Moran did not wear the lace panties for the rest of the tournament, the sensation they caused made her one of the biggest attractions in women's tennis.

The other two suffered miserably for the sensations they caused.

Now, however, drag balls and even club dancing in general are not the sensations they used to be.

"So they're expecting to have the kind of music that accommodates the sensations they're feeling.

Mark Williams, professor of clinical psychology at the Oxford Mindfulness Centre, says "An important part of mindfulness is reconnecting with our bodies and the sensations they experience.

Such phenomena gave me a secret joy to contemplate, and, with the lessening intensity that applies in my old age to all sensations, they still do.