Sentence examples for thrilling course from inspiring English sources
Murdoch had no time for psychotherapy, taking the same dim view as her character Honor Klein, who told the narrator of "A Severed Head" that what he needed was a good analysis: "She said it as one might say 'a good thrashing.' " But "Iris Murdoch: A Life" makes it clear that Murdoch used her novels to conduct a long and thrilling course of public therapy.
It would have been thrilling, of course, if Hillary Clinton had channeled Aaron Sorkin and smacked around the barbaric Saudi men who force women to huddle under a suffocating black tarp.
Poulter admitted he "didn't play well enough to be remotely close" but added: "It is disgraceful that the USGA hasn't apologised about the greens they simply have said 'we are thrilled the course condition this week.' "It wasn't a bad golf course, in fact it played well and was playable.
Not everyone is thrilled, of course.
The unions are thrilled, of course, since their membership and power, at least in theory, have doubled overnight.
"I was thrilled, of course (not to mention a little surprised)," Sarah wrote, with exquisitely casual parenthetical afterthought **side eyes to camera**.
Where do you live?" When we arrived, he said: "Aren't you going to ask me in?" I was thrilled, of course, at the idea of having Frankie Howerd on my sofa.
Not that the company isn't thrilled, of course.
Part of me is thrilled, of course, but I'm holding out hope that there's a special bonus feature included which is actually just completely untouched high-resolution versions of the original trilogy without any Special Edition modifications.
You're thrilled, of course, and immediately begin thinking about what you'll do with the new-found dough.
