Sentence examples for thrill comes from from inspiring English sources

"My thrill comes from a true story.

That's where the thrill comes from.

The thrill comes from not knowing what's round the corner or how you'll react when you find it.

While the murders lend urgency to this young man's "vision quest," its big thrill comes from riding the mighty machines that will grind these fertile fields into dust.

The thrill comes from outsmarting the bass and finally experiencing that adrenaline-pumping moment when the striper hits your lure — "It's like an explosion!" Mr. Fellini said — and you pull in your trophy fish, the one that gets your photograph published in the fishing magazines and on Web sites.

Intellectually, the greatest thrill comes from working in emerging scientific fields.

Instead, the thrill came from the lust and battles for power.

With Ms. Osipova the exceptional thrill came from the liftoff provided by her feet; in more than 30 years of watching ballet I've never seen that degree of spring.

But the thrills came from on high.

While each of the 40-plus bite-sized levels can be traversed at a leisurely pace, Lost Orbit's real thrills come from successfully pulling off jackknife turns and last-second barrel rolls.

As far as I am concerned, those humble, low-payroll, power-to-the-people Yankees have given New Yorkers enough thrills, coming from nowhere to capture the World Series last November.