Sentence examples for thrill down from inspiring English sources

Something about that bee sent a little thrill down my spine and I hurried back to my room before someone told me to put it down.

Mr. Keegan's new book, "The American Civil War," bristles with data that will send a thrill down any military geek's leg: details about tactics, geography, economics, ideology, generals, psychology, demographics, weaponry, even weather.

If she likes you, this will send a thrill down her spine.

SPORTS What first looked to be a thrilling down-to-the-wire finale this weekend in alpine ski racing will mostly be a victory salute for Marcel Hirscher, the 24-year-old Austrian who will receive his second consecutive large crystal globe as overall World Cup champion after the season-ending slalom Sunday.

This very second, many of the disenfranchised states that are ignored because they are either solidly "red" or "blue" are making plans to attract their political opposites, so that they may be host to a thrilling, down-to-the wire, chad-counting media spectacle come Election Night 2012.

But while most of the day's County Championship schedule was hit, there was a thrilling finish down at Taunton as Derbyshire leapfrogged Somerset in the race for First Division survival after posting a nerve-shredding two-wicket win.

Is this also why lovers of extreme sport seek such bizarre thrills (snowboarding down Everest!)? Otherwise "danger" is reserved for contestants on reality shows like "Survivor" and expunged from reality itself, which we believe should be subject to rational control.

After a thrilling day down at the bottom end of the table on Saturday, the Baggies are safe following their draw at Newcastle, but just three points separate four teams in and around the bottom three.

The facilities at Huacachina are still basic; the "sandlift" to the summit doesn't always work and wasn't on my visit, so my thrilling trip down was preceded by an arduous hike to the top.

There's a thrill in bringing down a powerful person in the name of equality, but the fact of being powerful doesn't suffice to make you guilty.

The thrill of looking down from atop a slope of sand, waiting to start the descent, made all the effort worth it.