Sentence examples for thrill of getting from inspiring English sources
The thrill of getting in?
"They don't do it for the money, but for the thrill of getting away with it".
The thrill of getting in is quickly followed by fear: What happens if nobody likes it?
"Or greed, or simply the thrill of getting away with it".
And finally the thrill of getting it right, having that power.
But most shoppers, coupon collectors or not, want the thrill of getting a great deal, even if it's an illusion.
He is expert at making up conversations he did not hear, sexing up parties he did not attend, pumping up the thrills of getting rich quick and playing down the legal liabilities of characters who may have done a teeny bit of innocent law-bending or moral compromising on their ways to the top.
But Flowers is clearly one of those dangerous people who wishes to place himself in a high-profile and respectable position precisely because he enjoys the decadent thrill of blatantly getting up to all sorts of things he shouldn't, while no one notices.
Lucifer Morningstar, the fallen angel, starts working with a police detective for no other reason than that he is bored, and likes the thrill of both getting people to confess to their evil desires and punishing them when they're guilty.
What I remember: the lines, the news cameras, Tami's pink rain coat, and the thrill of finally getting through that door right before they closed for the day.
I was thrilled at the prospect of getting free stuff by merely putting a company's name in an article.
