Sentence examples for tiny thrill from inspiring English sources

I feel a tiny thrill of anticipation.

In truth, he probably didn't notice, but I got a tiny thrill — this room where history is supposed to be made, and sometimes has been made, is actually quite intimate, quite accessible (if you have the right press pass), and quite overlooked.

You go from feeling a tiny thrill as you approach the Vanity Fair party, surrounded by paparazzi who take your picture even if they have no idea who you are and hearing a Vanity Fair staffer speak into his headset, "Christoph Waltz is approaching with his Oscar," to standing at the bar a half-hour later and realizing that the person next to you is Mr. Waltz, still holding that Oscar.

They bubbled and burst a bit through George Michael's face, and that was a tiny thrill, but basically a dud.

The amuse-bouches were tiny thrills each time I visited.

My right leg was pressed against his chair, and tiny thrills of vibration ran up through the metal.

Some were just people taking great delight in refusing to behave as experts predicted, and thus upsetting the expected order of events; tiny, thrilling acts of bolshiness affording glimpses into the national psyche.

Couldn't Auburn offer just a little more story, a little more excitement, maybe just the tiniest thrill?

The stories may have been recited to friends but they were written, so to speak, in front of a mirror, by a man hoping to drown the tiny, shivering thrills of the chronic bookworm with the low snarl of a more universal emotion, that of dread.

At any rate, the venerable figure of the distinguished novelist, wearing opera hat and cape, stood outside a house, in the fading light, and peered through a window at the young lady and one or two other girls, to give them what he might have called "the tiniest of thrills".

The tiny boys make a thrilling choreographic match for the bigger people.