Sentence examples for thrilling bit of from inspiring English sources

The 10 minute tracking shot at the end of episode four was the most visceral, thrilling bit of TV ever.

And it was the single most thrilling bit of theatre I've ever seen.

If a work of art in a public collection withstands the so-called tests of time, the gap between when it was made and when it was acquired becomes a telling and sometimes thrilling bit of data, like a high batting average.

Looking at what else was on offer in the charts in January that year, I wish I'd bought Donna Summer's Love's Unkind - a thrilling bit of bouncy kiddypop (it's even set in a schoolyard) which I remember loving at the time.

From there, we're treated to a thrilling bit of Ricky Jay's Vegas show, right in King's Landing, as the lovely, moldering assistant is sliced and diced by the Hound before our very eyes.

In the week since then, what the Australian journalists presumably thought would be a thrilling bit of reality TV documenting a long-sought reunion between mother and children has morphed into criminal charges that carry possible prison time and have prompted a transnational diplomatic nightmare.

Seeing it was a thrill, a bit of fictional history come to life, and Mr. le Carré said he was delighted to be of service.

At first, JR's attempts at graffiti were motivated by a simple thrill: claiming some bit of concrete for himself.

And with a rare flash of ego, he adds: "It's a real thrill, a little bit of finally being first choice".

This is an appropriate description for some who play them; many gamblers I spoke with in gambling venues told me they played poker machines "for the thrill", "for a bit of fun", or "to pass the time".

It's a thrilling and visually splendid bit of popcorn entertainment that walks just enough on the wild side to make kids think they're getting away with something.