Sentence examples for thrill of trying from inspiring English sources

"That's the thrill of trying out ideas.

(And the thrill of trying not to be sprung).

The thrill of trying to chase a threepeat is always an exciting thing.

I guess the thrill of trying to beat the Russell 2000 index is gone.

After experiencing the dubious thrill of trying to avoid the wet mountain himself, Martin said it was like, "being chased down the street by a house".

Oxford crown court heard the staff nurse from Banbury injected patients with unauthorised lethal doses of drugs which caused them to stop breathing and also how he revelled in the thrill of trying to revive his patients.

Maybe it's the thrill, the rush of trying to get away with something.

I love the thrill of competition, of trying to use the skills and techniques I've practiced, and of just playing, making mistakes and trying to do better the next time, all without having to make up my own rules or workout.

I was thrilled to have shed the stress of trying to make it all work and be everything to everyone.

Instead of trying to steer your child away from the insect interest, embrace it and seek to learn more about what excites and thrills him or her.

Happiness for me has always been the thrill of the unknown, trying something that everyone says can't be done, feeling that gnawing pit in my stomach that says, 'Danger ahead.' " Why would he want the mayor's job? "Because everybody tells me that you can't do it," Mr. Bloomberg replied.