We are spellbound by Elizabeth, totally involved with her, but not of her.
What has struck me most has been the reaction of people all over the world who were spellbound by the golf; for all the people involved, not only me, we have been blown away by the reception in Asia, Australia.
All of the women in the laundromat were spellbound by this romantic waltz.
"I would play tricks impersonating something pathetically resembling a magician - they were spellbound by it". - Kathryn Shattuck.
Berg, one of many fin-de-siècle German and Austrian youths who were spellbound by Wedekind's plays, felt no obligation to clean up the material.
While contemporaries like Keith Richards were spellbound by rural American bluesmen like Muddy Waters, Mr. Bowie's early hero was Little Richard, a rowdy city boy of indefinite sexuality.
Predictably, TED's attendees and speakers were spellbound by technology and entrepreneurialism and, at the same time, distrustful of international aid.
Yet his audience were spellbound by a speech in which he used his Irish charm, humour and passion to remind us that so long as we truly listened and put the patient first, all would be well in psychiatry".
Ruthie and I worshipped the charismatic Mrs. B., our English teacher, and were spellbound by the rumor that she and Mr. T., the boys' gym teacher, were having an affair.
Marketers were spellbound by the first Mac ad, that famous "1984″ spot where the sprinting woman threw a hammer through Big Brother's (read: Big Blue's) droning rant.
