Sentence examples for thrill again from inspiring English sources

Asked how racing at Talladega could become a thrill again, Marlin grumbled, "Just take the plates off".

"John and Nick deserve all the credit; they've made coming to the racetrack a thrill again," said Whitney, who has about 70 horses, 30 of them in training.

Now I am walking again, in the world again, thrilled again, though with a residual bashfulness trailing me.

Today he had met the president and he was thrilled again.

Now Mabou Mines's "Dollhouse" makes Ibsen's great play thrilling again.

Woods was not nearly as thrilled, again leaving Riviera trying to figure out what had happened, or what had not.

The finger lazily traces over its own history, rubbing it out, bringing it back, restlessly trying to make the ordinary thrilling again and again.

It was always supremely expressive: I was thrilled again, for example, to see those sharp turns of the head in "Strangers in the Night," where tango style sums up both the intimacy and the distance between man and woman.

Every time I find a scrawled-on business card, or a packet of dill from Finland, or a photo of a tiny baby left for me, I'm thrilled again.

Over the years, fans have thrilled again and again to a stark musical cry as the movie begins, the sun rising over an imaginary African landscape: "Na-a-a-nts ingonyama bagithi Baba!" Then the vocal dramatically drops to that breathy, choral-ensemble hum: "Sithi uhm… ingonyama!" From the Zulu language, it means: "Behold a lion, father – yes, a lion".

They'll be thrilled again to see him up close and personal.