Sentence examples for the early thrill from inspiring English sources

I'll never forget the early thrill of those first episodes where you'd practically end up panting by the time the credits rolled.

The early thrill faded to a subdued tempo however, with Quins Evanss and his opposite number Goode, a summer arrival from Worcester, exchanging penalties for the half's only other points.

CRYSTAL YEDNAK Pilsen Railroad Strike Will Be Re-Enacted Paul Durica, above, wears many guises as a historical tour guide to such places as Haymarket Square and the Kenwood haunts of the 1924 thrill killers Leopold and Loeb.

Mr. Leopold had been sentenced to life imprisonment for murder and to 99 years for kidnapping for his role, along with that of another University of Chicago student, Richard Loeb, in the 1924 thrill killing of 14-year-old Bobby Franks.

But the decision to remove the soldier from the country may complicate the prosecution, said Michael Waddington, an American military defence lawyer who represented a ringleader of the 2010 thrill killings of three Afghan civilians by soldiers from the same Washington state base as the accused staff sergeant.

In the battle to attract skiers after the first big snowfalls of the season, the Alps' recession-hit resorts are counting on their scariest pistes to bring in the winter thrill-seekers.

The woman first entered Mary-Anne's Irish Gift Shop, in the Bronx, sometime in the 1990s, thrilled at having happened upon the boutique and its scarves and sweaters, pewter and pottery and Celtic photography.

The 50percentt increase in cruise traffic over the last year thrills Seattle port and tourism officials, but environmentalists are concerned about the effect of waste water and other pollutants from the ships on area waters and marine life.

Contemporary references indicate that audiences of the early 1590s thrilled to the story (in Henry VI, Part 1) of the brave Lord Talbot doing battle in France against the witch Joan of Arc and her lover, the French Dauphin, but being undermined in his heroic effort by effeminacy and corruption at home.

When I first moved to Cairo, in the fall of 2011, the thrill of the revolution was still fresh and people often spoke enthusiastically about coming elections and their new government.

— Jeff Gordinier Huffington Post: Eataly is expanding to Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, — Sam Sifton Gloucester Times Clams Johnsonn, a great Steve Johnson recipe that Chris Schlesinger and Doc Willoughby had in their classic 1996 "Thrill of the Grill," on the comeback trail.