Sentence examples for that once captivated from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of stocks that once captivated investors — Pets.com, anyone?

For Mr. Jobs's online doppelgänger, the lights are dimming on a creation that once captivated the technology world.

An art-loving Chinese billionaire today unveiled his plans to recreate the Crystal Palace as a £500m cultural attraction to replace the glass and steel Victorian building that once captivated the world.

As Occupy's two-year anniversary approaches on Sept. 17, the movement that once captivated national attention has largely faded.

And whenever I see him, I am at once captivated by the respect I have for his work, yet worried sick that I may never see him vertical again.

The results are at once captivating and sure to make your stomach growl.

Her personal style, which had once captivated many Americans, began to repel them.

Chilean Jon Jacobsen once captivated us with Present, his animated photography series.

Rather, it reveals the decay of a system that once offered a life so captivating that many of our brightest students dedicated themselves to years of hard intellectual labor to attain it, but that now offers years of hard study followed, in too many cases, by years of disappointment and frustration.

He took one from his "tool kit," a wooden case that once held a bottle of 1995 vintage Cristal Champagne but now holds a dozen knives that have captivated his interest.

"She is the candidate that has captivated the folks in that state," he said.