The Munich-based company is finally adding two new models the M5 and the M6 this year, to join the lone M3, a move that will undoubtedly thrill well-heeled driving aficionados around the world.
If you've got a 3-year-old who's thrilled, well, you can let it go — one participation trophy isn't going to hurt anyone".
If you don't find this kind of detailed craft exposition — what John Updike once called "the back of the tapestry" — thrilling, well, then I guess you should get yourself a mezzanine ticket to "Hamilton" instead.
The best way to explore that countryside yourself, especially with limited time, is Norway in a Nutshell, a hokey name for a thrilling, well-coordinated 12-hour round-trip excursion by trains, ferry and bus.
In a review published in NTBS News Flash, "30 Minutes After Noon" is described as a "thrilling, well-paced episode", which "brings together a very sadistic bad guy scheme and some innocent, and some not-so-innocent victims in peril, all providing plenty of action for International Rescue".
Other textures thrill as well.
Sexuality is evolution's "energy of life", and Christianity should have told us it has "the capacity to thrill" as well as "the potential to hurt and devastate".
Yet as their predecessors did, these men and women know the thrill as well as the perils of climbing behind the wheel of 40 tons of steel.
Generations have come to New York to climb to the crown of the Statue of Liberty, and I hope generations to come will have that thrill as well.
He is surely drawing an implicit parallel with the AIDS epidemic of 1990s New York, capturing the erotic thrill, as well as the grief, of lovers sharing a fatal disease: "When Theodore thought of his future as a syphilitic — half crazed, open sores running on his body, his frame starved from the collapse of his digestion — he pictured Elliott with him, clinging to him.
Sports videos attract majority of people due to their capability of producing thrill as well as uncertainty of results.
