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1. But she had to admit, she could almost feel the wind in her hair and the thrill of old Earth as it must have been before the motor laws
2. She was loathe to admit that the thrill of leaping over blue water in the clutches of a Latin Lothario was part of the reason she wasn't angrier about this
3. Christopher felt a guilty thrill about going to church on Sundays
4. say what a thrill luh, luh, luh,
5. There would be a little moment of thrill when she stretched her legs out on the
6. flood in his shabby little nest, and yet he felt a certain thrill at the sight of this weedy
7. There would be a little moment of thrill when she stretched her legs out on the threads of her invisible web, a subtly delicious hour of play as she watched him eat, and then there would be the ultimate liaison dangereux
8. A drowned rat, he thought, a drowned rodent waiting out the flood in his shabby little nest, and yet he felt a certain thrill at the sight of this weedy little specimen, as though they were joined by an invisible umbilical cord
9. Flushed and rushed along with the thrill of it all
10. looking for the thrill of familiarity
11. They think that the Spirit is poured out so that we can have some sort of thrill or titillation
12. “Gather around for the thrill of the day
13. A brand new thrill
14. we have it all, walk on up and feel the thrill of danger,
15. You are more the thrill of the unknown, she's more the comfortable old shirt
16. then there was the thrill - I was making money, not earning it under some boss or
17. I floated in the comfort of this smooth, luminous primeval liquid, looking at the patterns and the shifting net of sunlight underneath, and the sand way down below, ecstatic in the thrill of being aware of simple existence in a universe without change
18. Most of the staff quite enjoy the thrill of being fingerprinted but a couple of the older women are antagonistic, making a fuss about what people would think of them having their fingerprints taken but, in the end, because everyone is doing it, they deign to have it done
19. Her head was awash with the thrill of shocking the good citizens of
20. 'I suppose I have - it's not just that I feel a certain amount of sympathy for Bunty herself, it's also the thrill of the chase
21. ’ Chris said, kicking off a thrill somewhere deep inside me
22. He wanted to believe the tales she told because it was a bit of a thrill to be into someone so close to celebrity
23. Come along and let’s give the animals a thrill
24. This is the thrill divine"
25. He thanks God quietly for this woman and lets the warmth in his groin spread throughout his entire body, but the thrill of her touch is too much to bear with anything approaching stoicism and, despite a valiant effort, he is compelled to roll onto his back, to roll into her and pull her down towards him
26. This is the thrill divine
27. I stop ironing for a moment and enjoy the thrill of remembering how it feels knowing that he is singing that for me
28. He had been taught to be horrified if a girl undressed in his presence, but beyond the initial shock there was a bit of a thrill and then she was just as beautiful as ever, maybe even more so
29. “So then here are the six centers, each with there own three parts, and each of those with their own three parts of parts!” The young man was beaming with the thrill of discovery
30. For everyone who later recalled the pleasure of being in the audience upon that first performance was ever after given the respect afforded a minor celebrity; to recollect for their listeners the excitement and the thrill of being present at the very beginning of what became a beloved tradition of the little village on the Tahoe
31. The winter season drew down upon the northern hemisphere with anticipation of the thrill of holiday cheer to come
32. The love he felt for her surpassed the thrill of gambling
33. After hours she was now comfortable with the thrill of it and missed it when they weren't in contact
34. They successfully flew from Crete, but Icarus grew excited by the thrill of flying and began getting careless
35. It was quite a thrill to be up here under any conditions
36. Klowa noticed he was dizzy with the thrill of her and was tempted to say anything to continue what they were doing
37. a thrill of joy in knowing that God wants to be part of our lives
38. Alan had blushed, "It would be a thrill to find anything here, even if they are lizards or golf-balls on legs
39. I distinctly remember the thrill and satisfaction I
40. wedding and sports, brimming with masala and thrill, still it left
41. Yet, I had enjoyed them all, deriving thrill out of the
42. Their bones might be found some decades later by treasure hunters and thrill seekers, testaments to a naive and vain hope
43. At any rate, the lady, her great tits standing straight out from her chest, gave him his greatest thrill to date simply by looking at him in a wild, strange manner
44. She felt a thrill run through her
45. He imagined what it would be like to jump it on his bike, the utter thrill of flying through the air, the sense of achievement of having cleared it safely
46. She was relishing the thrill of the crowd cheering her on, the feeling of power as her knuckles clicked forcefully against her opponent
47. The thrill simply wasn't there
48. Neither fighter was prepared; Millicent had not gathered her composure and was not filled with the usual excitement at the thrill of the hunt
49. It was quite a thrill
50. As those Ashantis stood trembling, cowed and disheartened, looking one moment at the yelling crowd, then at the ever rolling expanse of the vast Atlantic, a sight few of them had ever seen before, a thrill of pity must have gone through all the hearts of those white people there
51. Thoughtful Americans felt a thrill of pity when they saw the unkempt and emaciated insurgents, who had steadfastly endured three years' campaigning
52. But the boom of Capron's first gun at Caney sent a thrill through the ranks; discomforts were forgotten, and the tension of anxious anticipation, the exultant, undefinable something of approaching battle, dominated each one of us
53. He’d had it two weeks and still felt a thrill every time he took it out for a spin
54. till each guest was in a thrill of delightful horror
55. A flutter of colour on the pole and a thrill of exultation dominated each heart, as “Old Glory” was unfurled over the city
56. With a strange thrill at my
57. could not repress a keen thrill of sympathy for the child, whoever it
58. Kay laughed with mirth, and then Leland began his attacks in earnest, and she lost herself in the thrill of deflection, attack, and counter-attack under the darkening sky, billowing grey clouds beginning to slide in from the east
59. I had a sudden case of déjà vu as Egan’s eyes wanted to explode from the thrill of adrenalin
60. A dark thrill went through me at the thought
61. Over the years these dissatisfaction mounted and Albert Gray began to gamble, the thrill of the chase replacing his deep feelings of inadequacy
62. However, now I am going to present to the reader a place for a real waterborne thrill in the confluence of two rivers, the Balanac and the Bumbungan Rivers, some sixty miles southeast of the Philippine capital
63. Since childhood, dressage had been a special thrill and, as it required absolute obedience of the mount, it was particularly important that hers be male, a stallion, not a gelding, and of the very finest breeding
64. Oh, the Hero, riding toward us, if not to save us, still, to thrill our girlish heart with his presence
65. Steve stretched out and enjoyed the sexual thrill he was experiencing
66. a small thrill at how quickly Jasper and I had gotten the feel of
67. off my hat, enjoying the breeze ruffling my hair and the thrill
68. action gave me a thrill of pride
69. a thrill of satisfaction, found a section in an encyclopedia on
70. But they’re under control, and it’s with a little thrill that the sudden realization comes
71. These thoughts gave me a thrill of happy anticipation and
72. deck I felt a thrill from my scalp to my toes
73. thrill shot through me as I discovered a porthole covered with
74. If he wanted to kill her from the start, why blindfold her and miss seeing the terror in her eyes? That was the thrill for any psychopath
75. It was the endless fascination and enthusiasm that kept him going, the tension, the thrill
76. thrill of the hunt
77. I feel a thrill in my stomach when I see the line of skin that shows above his belt as he lifts his hand to dry his hair and force my eyes up to his face
78. It sends a thrill through my stomach
79. After the first half-awful, half-pleasant thrill of awe and terror they thought of them no more
80. With the thrill of the hunted
81. experience the thrill of new state, more experience of love between the couple
82. controlled by the pursuit of pleasure and the thrill of danger overpowers the intellect and will not allow it to stop smoking
83. It is a pity to see that many intelligent young individuals with bright futures ruin their lives for a few moments of thrill and excitement
84. freedom holds a greater thrill than addiction
85. Swinging High: Thrill seeking and not counting the cost
86. have been a real thrill for you, all that sneaking around
87. As we rode to the station house, Shamansky said, “I’m sure glad we got Bates, but I’m not exactly feeling the thrill of victory,”
88. convinced that the thrill was in the release of semen
89. But, for them, it was more than just a thrill
90. contact was new, and if I thought that those other bits of contiguity were a thrill, I was
91. He could be a mean, angry, overbearing God who gets a thrill out of
92. However, she pretended to veil her agony with the hope that her friend would yell again with same thrill
93. As our cars remain parallel, we stare at each other—amused—as we enjoy the thrill
94. It's just that, well, this is just some thrill to you
95. For a thrill? That's why they came down here – for a thrill? No, it
96. competition and a thrill
97. world travelers and thrill seekers, and the newness is similarly addictive, as much newness is
98. Not only did he feel no remorse, he felt it was “a great thrill”:
1. Arguing with him thrilled her almost as much as bedding him
2. Jack was thrilled with it – delighted that his boy was doing so well
3. She thrilled at the touch of this creature
4. Having finished work this afternoon, I was walking along Academy Avenue to the bus terminus, when I suddenly saw Persephone and her mother just a few metres away, waving at me happily! They looked thrilled to see me, they ran towards me at once and I could do nothing to avoid them
5. He ignores any acknowledgment and continues his talk with Sabrina, "I was wondering if I could stay with you tonight?" Sabrina walks around the table, "Of course you can, you know you're always welcome, we will be thrilled to have you
6. These signs, this talismanic evidence of other lives, thrilled me
7. ‘He was thrilled when I told him that I knew you, Berndt, and hopes that he’ll be able to see more of you when he starts his smith training
8. After an excellent snack I wandered through WH Smith and thrilled to the dizzy heights of buying my first phrase book but from then on it was a downward spiral of fear and boredom
9. Alex was aghast and thrilled, all at the same time
10. She and Michael had informed Sam and Lucy first that they were going to be grandparents; news that thrilled Lucy so much so that she bawled like a baby
11. Dr Paul’s whole attitude changed, he was thrilled immediately, as Andrew knew he would be
12. She found herself thrilled beyond words during the flight; she was in awe of the large dragon
13. He tried on for size the role of lover, of the other man, of concubine and of predator, all of which thrilled and excited
14. These ordinary people cringed and winced as the experts subjected them to crushing and horribly patronising witticisms, The ultimate aim of this personal degradation was focussed on one thing; to single out only the most exceptional talents, while ensuring that the audience at home was vicariously thrilled and titillated by the humiliation of those who failed
15. has never done that, ever! He is thrilled! Thank you
16. That he was looking at the long-term aspects of this relationship; and it thrilled and scared him at the same time
17. man, of concubine and of predator, all of which thrilled and
18. vicariously thrilled and titillated by the humiliation of those who
19. fee, which employs a person who is thrilled to have a job, and a year from
20. Red Hawk was thrilled about the idea and never mentioned or thought of Suzanne; at least, I hoped not
21. She was thrilled to bits
22. I am thrilled for your prospects of success
23. Keeping still and quartering the landscape with her ears, she pinpointed it, even more thrilled when she spotted a flash of bright feathers in a bush a few yards from where she was standing
24. Miss Mandy Hill ran across the lad on the boardwalk shortly after leaving the stables, and so she explained to him about the kitchen position she had just discussed with his father, Jameson was thrilled
25. Meanwhile, Harry was manning the counter at the store and not so thrilled
26. me, I had to humor him, but I still wasn’t thrilled about the idea
27. Brunno didn’t seem to be too thrilled by the idea, but he didn’t have a
28. ‘I’ve come about the invitation to join you tomorrow, I was thrilled to bits when I got it … I’d love to come with you; it is kind of you to invite me, Sally’
29. “Chloe and I are thrilled at our reception here and have an announcement
30. He wasn’t particularly thrilled
31. They were humble and thrilled in equal measure
32. Roman had taught her the basics of self-defense, Heather was not thrilled at the
33. "Dad" Todd didn't sound too thrilled to be relinquishing her hand
34. "Good, then you should understand why I'm not exactly thrilled by the sight of you
35. He also wasn't too thrilled with the dockworker types she sometimes brought home
36. I was thrilled to have you at all, more than thrilled to have you stay here
37. actually thrilled by the experience
38. Janice was thrilled with the huge selection of drugs that the marine had found and brought back from the hamlet and she and the nurse spent the next hour cataloguing and storing the stock in decent order
39. "You didn't seem too thrilled about the avatar," Ava said
40. I feigned disinterest, but was secretly thrilled that it bothered her
41. He could tell she was not thrilled with the hauling off of the Dark Elf he called Brand-Shei, but she trusted his assertions that the latter’s stint in Riften’s jail would be relatively short-lived
42. She was thrilled with their idea
43. He had seen her once or twice under more relaxed circumstances, barefoot and with a shorter garment, and he remembered how that had thrilled and excited him
44. And I should get more to the point when speaking, but I’m so shocked and thrilled to be chatting with a pixie that… Yes, I need to get to the point
45. If I’m not super thrilled about my probable trajectory for what remains of my life’s path, I could then spend a while reflecting on some key questions (issues) that may have a positive effect on the time I have left
46. Dena ran her hands over her body, thrilled to the touch of so much more of her than there had been
47. It thrilled her to see it there
48. Apparently, it thrilled him to have it there, for he moaned softly and removing his cock, let it hang limply
49. I was thrilled, but said nothing
50. He was secretly thrilled that he had encountered Rosemary again so soon
51. Thrilled not to have to pick her way through the minefield of that conversation, she quickly agreed
52. All those gender-confused sycophants will surely be thrilled, that is, until the day our economy collapses due to concentration by the powers that be on this frivolous nonsense rather than paying our way and making it work
53. In the end I finished the articles and started my research into the First World War before I started to write Billy Boy’s story and what I found both thrilled and amazed me
54. Thrilled by the thought of adventure, Bosco asked him for particulars
55. The newlyweds departed, thrilled to be a part of an exciting investigation on their honeymoon
56. It was a great service, and all the townsfolk in Lumbert were thrilled to have a new schoolmaster
57. in a piece of paper, and all the while it thrilled with joy, for now it
58. Knowing he had chosen the right man for the duty thrilled Sespian
59. No, happy was too mild an expression, thrilled was more like it
60. I was so thrilled for her and Charl
61. Patty left me, sad that I would be losing my only true friend sooner than expected, but thrilled that she was happy and excited about her and Liam’s new venture
62. Marco was thrilled with the gifts and love he was showered with, cherishing every minute like it was his last
63. When Nibbles caught sight of the falls, he was thrilled in the sense that they had found it, but it was also somewhat smaller than what the noise implied
64. There was the briefest burning that twisted into pleasure under his influence as it thrilled up my spine, and then it was gone, and he was filling me, stretching me until I could take no more and the weight of his hips rested against my body
65. Upon arrival, he was thrilled to be on a planet with a total population of eighteen thousand
66. Caroline was thrilled for a reason of her own apart from the healthy commission she earned: the extensive grounds included a superb twelve-stall stable sturdily built of river rock, surrounded by hectares of lush pastureland and neither Sylvia nor her son had any interest in horses
67. Caroline seemed thrilled by the idea and responded with but a shrug when Sylvia said: “Oh, by the way, the stable boy, Alfredo? I’ve told him that he’s to accompany the horses, so you’ll need to get someone to cover for him when he’s away
68. The soldier was thrilled
69. I was thrilled at this gesture
70. Ear to the ground and teeth biting the knife, I thrilled to the
71. I spurred Jasper to a trot and thrilled to the feel of Sut’s horse
72. “Not the feds, man! The Bureau! Look!” he said and sounded positively thrilled about it
73. I heard it returned and thrilled to the promise that lay
74. Raul was thrilled for him, having been deeply concerned for his safety
75. Herminia Cisneros was a delightful young woman, apparently recovering from oral surgery, who seemed so hopefully thrilled at the prospect of a home in Nicaragua that he determined to personally see her case through every step of the process
76. Comandante Cobra AND Gordon Edward! This was going to be the arrest of the century! The prospect was mind boggling, but what about Raul? He had been so thrilled to find that his cousin was not dead and so optimistic about returning him into the fold of his life
77. The mayor will be thrilled
78. He could have sworn that he heard Gordon Edward’s name as the proposed Secretary of Commerce – and what was Flores so thrilled about? The next news report wouldn’t be until noon
79. down and inside thrilled at the idea of spending time
80. Their parents were thrilled and the
81. But now, even her distress spoke of life whose vibrancy and closeness thrilled every fiber of his being and filled his mind with an odd kind of dread
82. He had been thrilled most by the lines of that poem, “Man of Shurrupak, tear down your house and build a boat
83. “Sure,” I said, not really thrilled about the decadence of the whole thing, as Robin back in Colorado was so well aware
84. Las Vegas thrilled Cara
85. The real estate agent appeared to be thrilled to hear they were ready to buy now, and only needed to find the right place
86. I thrilled you to the bone,
87. My heart thrilled with possibility, a miracle? ―You mean
88. “I’m thrilled to see you, okay? It’s just that this isn’t allowed
89. What was the point of creating a fuss when these people were so desperate to take everything? Anyway, I was thrilled that my children and I had at least a dozen Afghans, blankets and dolls at home in California, which Ma made especially for us
90. Diana’s mom, Carla, will be thrilled about our engagement, too
91. The lectures I attended, the books I read on English Literature and History – my majors for teaching high school; French Literature ( I was already fluent in French), Latin (continued from high school), seminars on the history of Western thought, and optional subjects like Anthropology and Philosophy – these explorations of mind and imagination thrilled me
92. ' It THRILLED me
93. Una's heart thrilled with secret exultation
94. It thrilled and terrified her to be completely under his power
95. The following pages are just a few of the dozens of success stories I receive from thrilled users of the program who achieving investing:
96. I was thrilled
97. Mathilde was thrilled to see us and took turns hugging us
98. “Your dad will be thrilled
99. I called Kelly and, although two baseball games in one week was definitely not what she had in mind for the evening, she was thrilled that I asked her to finally meet my parents
100. We’ll see how thrilled she is after the game
1. that Ernest Hemingway once said “…it was the most thrilling
2. YingolNeerie! Let's pretend that you made up your own involvement, just what you've told me about it and what its powers are is thrilling
3. This man had been thrilling when they shared a career
4. ‘That must have been thrilling for you
5. "I think now is a thrilling time," he whispered to her lips just before he covered them with his
6. The experience can be very thrilling but it’s important that you be on the defensive when you meet for the very first time
7. Then the sun came back and shone for the rest of our ride and what a thrilling, spiralling joy it was to be screaming down the mountain towards Dorini
8. It was of some interest to hear how thrilling two of them were sexually, but it didn’t help find out how Tdeshi was lost
9. Her hair brushed his face and was thrilling
10. I saw one of who I thought were my friends and told him about the thrilling match and he really didn't seem too interested
11. She had never met a man before who made her mind seem small, it was frightening, but at the same time thrilling
12. that Father Christmas, he who - after a thrilling waiting
13. The great stone dragon head adorning the ancient bridge before her was a thrilling beacon
14. It was all extremely exciting and thrilling to young Sammy, and having all the energy in the world at his disposal, despite having been quite ill, he went after her now like a passion-ridden animal
15. it? It had been the most thrilling time of her life and Rex was a big part of that feeling!
16. In a way it was thrilling
17. My God! She was a thrilling woman! He pulled over and stopped the car
18. Bosco had no doubt that the saga of her rise to the rank of Captain had been a thrilling one, moreover since it further had earned her the name The Water Wolf
19. “There are other things more thrilling
20. Twenty-five dollars worth of chips grew through a thrilling winning streak to eighty-seven, dwindled to thirty-four then in increments grew again to one hundred twelve before she quit
21. He caught my hands in his, and I stilled, my body thrilling at even that small contact
22. She ran her hands up the insides of her thighs with her legs spread to the wind, thrilling to the cool chill when she held open her labia
23. She stood, sniffing the air, thrilling as always to the multitude of smells she could identify while in animal mode
24. He accelerated into a turn, thrilling to the feel of the car teetering at the very edge of its limits
25. It was thrilling to see that influential people from other countries understood so well their plight and sympathized
26. He was seized with a chill, as another piece of the most thrilling puzzle he had ever pieced together fell perfectly into place
27. One of the things I loved to do most when I had one of my more thrilling hangovers—
28. ) “Especially at the end, when the voice comes in over the top of the choir” (it comes in almost inaudibly then swells to a thrilling crescendo together with the choir)
29. To say that she was excited about the idea was an understatement! Neither of us has been out of the country before, and the prospect of a trip to our closest European neighbor is thrilling for both of us
30. It felt so thrilling to be following in the
31. She had received the mail every day with a thrilling heart, but there was nothing
32. Every nerve within me responds with a thrilling desire, but I quickly pull away from him
33. A thrilling shiver runs through me, competing with a warm woozy sensation that floods my belly
34. gun clutched in her hands, it all felt incredibly romantic and thrilling
35. She hesitated for a moment, then took his hand in hers, thrilling to the
36. body, and so painful, that losing it was liberating and thrilling
37. Expect many thrilling novels to come from Kayley as she continues her zeal for storytelling
38. It was really thrilling to sit up and remember everything
39. My spirit is willing and my future is thrilling
40. They result in a depth of inspiration in me much like the expansive and thrilling feeling of hearing Grofe’s music
41. He began to move in a tantalizing, teasing way -- thrilling her as he rolled, tossed, pushed and turned
42. A voice had become audible, a note had been struck, more true, more thrilling, more able to do justice to the nobility of our youth in arms engaged in this present war, than any other -- more able to express their thoughts of self-surrender, and with a power to carry comfort to those who watch them so intently from afar
43. in love with the thrilling experience, that they didn"t
44. Every thrilling game has to have problems for
45. Wouldn’t it be thrilling if you could have a celebrity give a testimonial? It could be a Hollywood
46. and the playing very thrilling
47. had quickly fallen so in love with the thrilling
48. Every thrilling game has to have problems
49. It wasn’t all that thrilling, but Annabeth kept telling us interesting facts about how the Arch was built, and Grover kept passing me jelly beans, so I was okay
50. Riding along these types of trails is always thrilling, but it is important
51. her body thrilling to the remembered touch of Michael's hands and
52. The performance was thrilling – almost as thrilling as the hand that slipped into my shirt and stroked my belly
53. This thrilling proof that my impotence wasn’t permanent sent even more blood pulsing, but the scratching of charcoal on paper remained the sole sound
54. After all, we migrate to horror, suspense, and tragedy because they trigger in us a kind of biochemical rush, which makes utopias boring and dystopias thrilling
55. Anonymity excited and offered thrilling possibilities to a twenty-nine year old single man
56. interrupting them than the soft laughter of a stream interrupts the thrilling
57. It was always thrilling to see how much Aidan cared about Nathan
58. 25 James grasped the thrilling truth that Jesus wanted his children on earth to live as though they were already citizens of the completed heavenly kingdom
59. And for those of us who were present to behold this creative wave of healing, it was indeed a thrilling spectacle
60. the story, becoming the character, hearing their voices and seeing the surroundings was thrilling
61. 10 And for a long time there will live on earth those timid, fearful, and hesitant individuals who will prefer thus to secure their religious consolations, even though, in so casting their lot with the religions of authority, they compromise the sovereignty of personality, debase the dignity of self-respect, and utterly surrender the right to participate in that most thrilling and inspiring of all possible human experiences: the personal quest for truth, the exhilaration of facing the perils of intellectual discovery, the determination to explore the realities of personal religious experience, the supreme satisfaction of experiencing the personal triumph of the actual realization of the victory of spiritual faith over intellectual doubt as it is honestly won in the supreme adventure of all human existence -- man seeking God, for himself and as himself, and finding him
62. 11 Never forget there is only one adventure which is more satisfying and thrilling than the attempt to discover the will of the living God, and that is the supreme experience of honestly trying to do that divine will
63. 2 Simon Peter took it upon himself to speak for his fellow apostles and made a thrilling report of the last meeting of the eleven with their Master and most touchingly portrayed the Master's final farewell and his ascension disappearance
64. Europe on an expense account had been thrilling and exciting at first until the real work of detecting security leaks and tracking down agents really started
65. Harness your energies and bridle your passions; be calm while you await the majestic unfolding of an endless career of progressive adventure and thrilling discovery
66. high tail it out of the park laughing because it’s thrilling or something
67. was thrilling and in some quirky way, at least in my adolescent
68. The thrilling and dangerous day that they
69. I take a nap, have a little chat with Tony and his copilot, read for a while in the book Hunting Moon, which is extremely thrilling, and eat something
70. It was a casual race, but there was a thrilling
71. Joey looked at the two of them, thinking a shrink would have a field day with this—but to him it was just thrilling!
72. wires, thrilling against their ships' metal masts, combined with the mournful
73. in Granddad’s plane, and then executed thrilling maneuvers, doing
74. together in the most enchanting, thrilling of metaphysical
75. flipped a switch, thrilling him
76. Sixteenth century Germany provided a market saturated with books and pamphlets on witches, each trying to out-compete the others by proclaiming more horrific and thrilling deeds of
77. For the first time, I had seen father in such enthusiastic and thrilling moods
78. “How could I forget my halcyon days; days of excitements; and days of thrilling,” I thought sadly
79. It was a thrilling movie of extraterrestrial love story
80. Ready to ride with a superhero back to the thrilling days of yester-noir? Better buckle-up
81. Those elements keep creeping into his stories, but he's never had the confidence to try to reproduce that thrilling sense of wonder–until now
82. But if the same professor sings and tells some interesting and thrilling stories, all people hear him with rapt attention
83. This is very thrilling and inspiring
84. The Trance of Prahlada also illustrates in an equally illuminating and thrilling manner the glory of Samadhi
85. " She brought the cup closer but Clayton put his hand to her forearm and the skin to skin contact was thrilling again this time as it had been every other time they had come together
86. She could just spin him some crap about her life as Nadia Komerov, have an almighty one night stand to end all casual encounters and then chalk it up to thrilling, unforgettable life experience
87. It was, without any doubt, the best and most thrilling cup of coffee she had ever tasted; better than a whole night of so-called hot passion with some of her ex-boyfriends
88. Not that it wasn't a wildly thrilling time--"
89. She remembered that thrilling kiss, like an answer to all her prayers, Jason's hand resting softly on her cheek, thinking to herself that she would do anything for him, do anything with him
90. She stood behind me for a long time and that was thrilling
91. It’s all very thrilling
92. “What the hell’s so thrilling about a mug of water?” he said, and reached over and snatched the mug from the envoy
93. The pull was thrilling, but disconcerting
94. “What a thrilling name,” the man said, not volunteering his own
95. She had never thought her name was thrilling, but liked that he thought it was
96. There was a general silence and then one of the makers called Big Thumbs, asked, “What you have showed us is thrilling, Bright Hands
97. She wondered if these little pecks would ever stop thrilling her
98. While Tatyana and Slava echoed the especially thrilling moments and supplemented them with their impressions
99. ‘Maybe,’ said Tara, ‘but still it is thrilling exploiting the exploiter
1. because of the thrills and spills of people watching
2. "Good," she said and rubbed his chest, which encouraged him to do likewise to her, one of life's greatest thrills even though she was much softer and smaller than Shinvei
3. I also knew that most jobs are routine; mainly drudgery, punctuated by short moments of thrills and accomplishment
4. thrills across the Northland,
5. Bet that thrills you
6. Anything except laughter and thrills doesn’t look good
7. motorcycle riding is through the Baja desert (although it is one of the best thrills I’ve
8. It was the absolute highlight of my ‘serious’ acting career, and the memory still thrills a little
9. It charged Me through and through with thrills as We proceeded to the stream
10. Perhaps the crying infant awakened some protective instinct lying dormant within her, and she thrills at this realization
11. ‘Is that how you get your thrills? Badmouthing people? I hate being called Tits Tappendon, but you don’t care
12. He knew they weren’t underage, and didn’t care how they got their thrills, but he was too old to change prejudices
13. experiences, or provide thrills on a similar level to doing whatever it is in real
14. I have taken to humming happy tunes so as to drive off the terror that thrills me, to little avail
15. Then it was on to the next restore and more thrills
16. enjoyed the same thrills from the effort that ours did
17. experience and thrills, that the mind become stale and
18. world without any thrills because individuals are born only to
19. and for the merry thrills
20. thrills, had wandered on, and now found himself face to face with this strange troll
21. Feel the thrills of whole universe
22. All were full of stir thrills and overwhelm with joy
23. on by without a bat of an eyelash both thrills and irritates me
24. Before she could answer his sensuous lips were against her own again, stifling her words and sending thrills coursing down through her body that threatened to set her on fire
25. He gave her a peck on the cheek that gave her more thrills than she had had in the last four years and then stood up
26. Thrills and waves of pleasure shot out through her inner thighs and down to her ankles, upwards from her mound to her stomach and breasts
27. Besides, in time, the fear of exposure, imparts dullness to their sense of excitement, and that robs them of the thrills on the frills
28. of the Grand Canyon as Homer thrills
29. Gay pubs, clubs, and sex provided him with thrills of a different kind
30. It thrills when a man is truly in love with his wife, when a man is proud of his wife
31. Thrills of finding a way to remove his memory
32. As on the peak of passion’s flow one thrills,
33. “You promised thrills and excitement on this vacation,” said Mike to her parents
34. It almost feels as if he has me pegged in every possible way, and the thought both thrills me senseless and frightens me out of my mind
35. This time, shaking the cart for thrills or making out was the last thing on my mind
36. ” His voice was so smooth, but sent thrills through me
37. the hum of life thrills the ears
38. The thought, as unexpected and warranted as it seems to be, thrills her to no end, so it is with haste that she begins to run forward, that her Mary Jane’s click beneath her feet, that her dirty robin’s-egg-blue dress shifts about her knees and her hair swings side to side like a monkey in a playpen
39. thrills live in my Harts plenty long,
40. “It's what thrills me about you
41. master, the music that thrills and moves masses of men and women
42. and other cheap thrills never mention the time that the earth and the moon are bound to collide? If it is
43. And even though he delighted in giving us the detailed thrills of his sexual cock to cunt nightly feast, I could sense he was seeing her differently already
44. The more engulfed in one's Inner Universe, the more one exists in a state of normality, the less curiosity one possesses about the outer world, the less desire to grow and change, the more numbed and desensitized ones sensibilities become, the greater ones state of boredom, the greater ones need for distraction, entertainment, artificial excitement, vicarious thrills
45. How can one touch send thrills all the way through me?
46. The easy thrills that come from social media sites, emails, cell phones, I-pods is so absorbing that even a few minutes without them seems killing – this empty space is called boredom these days
47. But I cannot conceal that your lovemaking thrills me
48. I stopped going to the club since I was not shopping around for transient thrills and, with a girlfriend of mine, went to dressmaking classes because fashion always interested me
49. The sense of Pure Wonder is the ultimate drug, the ultimate high, the ultimate rush, the ultimate thrill: which makes all other segmented, split up, imbalanced thrills pale in comparison
50. Zalisha felt thrills coursing through her at the hearing of the completion of what she had so desperately hoped and prayed for
51. The upward flow of his lines and the flame-like flicker of his light masses thrills one in much the same way as watching a flaring fire
52. If you are bored with planned vacations to places with tourist attractions in the cities and always seek thrills as a traveler, there is nothing to beat the experience of visiting the Jenolan caves
53. groove, get his pleasure, live his thrills to the full, he can have various
54. Each moment and whatever happens thrills me with joy,
55. Dashwood rejected any but thrilling tales, and as thrills could not be produced except by harrowing up the souls of the readers, history and romance, land and sea, science and art, police records and lunatic asylums, had to be ransacked for the purpose
56. It sent thrills through
57. If you think it incredible that to imagine Lydgate as a man of family could cause thrills of satisfaction which had anything to do with the sense that she was in love with him, I will ask you to use your power of comparison a little more effectively, and consider whether red cloth and epaulets have never had an influence of that sort
58. The less you get paid by the stock market in thrills and spills, the more you will earn at it in cash
59. One of the big thrills in the United States is day trading
60. You may have had fun and thrills during the relatively brief duration of your lifetime, but when the day of judgment rolls around you are in big trouble
61. The only real problem was that he missed the thrills, the adrenaline punch, the constant action
62. Mahoney liked to call this drill “five minutes of panic and thrills,” but I always dreaded it
63. Just like he always said—five minutes of panic and thrills
64. This was one of the prime thrills of Douglas's eleven-year-old life span
65. This was one of the prime thrills of Douglas’s eleven-year-old life span
66. He lived for the thrills of battle—and embraced its horrors as gifts from the Lady too
67. Thrills and spills ahead
68. There she rested on the water, a blur of black—huge, mysterious, awe-inspiring—and yet withal a thing to send thrills of pity and then of admiration through the beholder
69. The thrills of joy and thrills of pain are undistinguishable
70. In the music of the harp which trembles round the world it is the insisting on this which thrills us
71. The long howl thrills me through! Peace! ye revellers, and set the watch! Oh, life! 'tis in an hour like this, with soul beat down and held to knowledge,—as wild, untutored things are forced to feed—Oh, life! 'tis now that I do feel the latent horror in thee! but 'tis not me! that horror's out of me! and with the soft feeling of the human in me, yet will I try to fight ye, ye grim, phantom futures! Stand by me, hold me, bind me, O ye blessed influences!
72. Anne, with her soul full of romantic thrills, had no attention to spare just then for a crop-eared pussy cat
73. The fact that he could, without any sense of restraint, rather with a feeling of intimacy that sent delirious thrills along his veins, be with Jacqueline as one sharing her mood and interest so surely that he turned to silence in preference to words, placed, as it were, a bewitching perspective to his love
74. Thrills with an impulse thrice intense
75. For aught she knew, his vessel might already have reached New York—he might be that blessed moment on his way to Harmouth! The thought sent little thrills of happiness bounding through her veins
76. She was getting the thrills she had pined for with a vengeance, now that her freedom, her future, were to be colored by the issue of the race
