“thrill”可以造什么句，thrill造句

Hester looked at him with the thrill of another joy.

Readers will feel a chilling thrill a minute.

Few shows thrill, shock, horrify, and delight their fans quite like American Horror Story does.

And in the end, the thrill of creating a properly running system is quite satisfying.

There's an extra secretive, conspiratorial thrill to goofing off on a day when most people are at work.

Traveling alone still gives me a thrill, but it's not scary anymore, I've done it so much.

The second quote is from the second bounty hunter to Booth, "It's the thrill of the chase, right?"

Oswald Chambers, in "My Utmost For His Highest," writes: "Huge waves that would frighten an ordinary swimmer produce a tremendous thrill for the surfer who has ridden them.

As routine displaces novelty, we may be tempted to shift our attention to someone new and taste again the thrill of romantic love.

And he contemplated her absorbed young face with a thrill of possessorship in which pride in his own masculine initiation was mingled with a tender reverence for her abysmal purity.

I won't lie: Dr. Sacks is one of my literary and scientific idols, so it was no small thrill to interview him in his book-filled, pleasantly cluttered West Village office.

I miss the thrill of flying.

Feel the chill and thrill of swimming across the pool.

I felt a thrill of terror as the door began to creak open.

These people will all tell you there's nothing more gratifying than the thrill of your greatest challenge.

On the other hand, Lombardo adds, a bargain can be a cheap thrill, literally, and when it makes you feel smart, that's a positive thing.

Dressed in a tweed cap and suede jacket, he did not thrill the crowds as much as President Jacques Chirac, the farmers' favourite, who spent four hours at the fair.

Then buckle up for a gritty blacktop thrill ride.

In the capital, there was a sense of thrill and excitement as people poured out to vote.

The thrill of seeing my first hummingbird in my upstate New York garden has never left me -- the sight of this unbelievably tiny creature with dazzling plumage flitting boldly from flower to flower.

If you enjoy the thrill of bungee jumping, you probably found 2010 an exhilarating sales year.

The French architect had sensationalised seating in 1929 when he turned the conventional club chair inside out so that the the framework, once modestly concealed, became part of the design thrill.

Psychologists have long theorized about why some people revel in scary movies and have identified 'thrill-seeking personalities' who are drawn to roller coasters, gambling and extreme sports.