Sentence examples for through thrill from inspiring English sources

The Ark Work is out on March 24 through Thrill Jockey.

Then there's Wilson's practice of stress inoculation, which comes not via the occasional beer but through thrill-seeking behavior.

And the sunlight is so beautiful as it filters through, thrilling the soul.

But Ballance, first through steady accumulation and later through thrilling strokeplay, restored England to a position of authority and one from which they will fancy their chances of winning the game.

His abstraction experiments are practiced in different forms and grow both in a three-dimensional and two-dimensional space, building up a raw and primordial dialogue where signs are explored through thrilling aesthetics.

Perhaps, too, it is time for us to all be honest with ourselves – we enjoy living vicariously through these thrill seekers.

Galás snarls and spits her way through "The Thrill is Gone," stabbing at her keys, repeating the chorus over and over until it dissolves into a bruised, nagging dirge.

He roared through The Thrill Is Gone, Sweet Sixteen and Rock Me Baby, caught all the rock guitarists out with the tricky chord changes of the glutinous Vegas ballad Guess Who and made his triumphant exit to – shades of Louis Armstrong – When the Saints Go Marching In. "Losing the plot?

Dr. Marc N. Potenza, the lead researcher, speculated that the different choices of games reflected a possible difference in motivation: that women might gamble "as a means of escape from distressing problems," while men might "more often seek ego enhancement through the thrill of competitive risk-taking".

"Scream Machines" and "Sky Cycle," through Sept. 4, and "Thrill Ride," through Sept. 30, at the Liberty Science Center, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, (201) 201-1000.

Set in a diner, where young Alison spots a butch stranger and experiences the first stirrings of lesbian desire and identification, the song weaves exquisitely through the thrills and hesitations of sexual awakening, filtered through the mind of a girl too young to articulate her contradictory emotions.