Sentence examples for thrill of something from inspiring English sources

There is also the thrill of something illicit.

Those French teams were packed with extraordinary players, at a time when the 13-man game in France was still reeling from the Vichy blackjacking, but it was the pride in the national jersey combined with the thrill of something different that made those tours so popular and so memorable.

"It all started off with stirring speeches, Greek columns, the thrill of something new.

The thrill of something new experienced together - like tapping into your creativity or feeling a big rush -- can increase your bond and create a shared special memory you'll have forever.

At first, I was convinced that, just by playing more Fallout 4, I'd fall back in love with it that the thrill of discovering something new, something fresh inside this world of death and pain, would take over me again, and it'd be like the old days where I could sit for hours at a time and just live in that world.

"Some people like the thrill of finding something and moving on to something else," he said.

Even if the chosen book is great, I can't imagine a reader getting a thrill out of something officials have designated a tool of civic improvement unless he miraculously manages to wriggle free of that crushingly unsexy concept.

"If you find something new not only are you protecting people that use a system, but there's the excitement and thrill of finding something new that no one else knows about," Mr. Dai Zovi said.

The thrill of watching something being created from nothing had been replaced by annoyance at the six noisy hours it took to make something that I could have realistically paid less than a pound for.

"Moby Dick?" "Sure, the thrill of hunting something down".

Some of this comes from the simple thrill of witnessing something, or rather everything, done well.