thrills

I think people are born to do these type of things, they need these thrills to be fulfilled in life.

What compels people to jump off buildings in the name of thrills?

Now she finds thrills in discovering the next big-name artist.

Gray headed and full bellied, he looks less like a soldier of fortune than he a tourist trolling for thrills.

In her opinion, “Shopping at Pathmark was acquisitioning robbed of thrills, drama, ritual.”

Little thrills of excitement running from Rosemary's fingers to her toes felt like vibrating wires.

That kind of tripe was for the little Joe Dopes who got their thrills vicariously.

The trip down the Scioto had its danger thrills, and twice we narrowly escaped meeting bands of warriors on the main trace.

How cruelly you punish me for that sweet stolen kiss, whose memory thrills my every hour with silent rapture.

And double knocks bring joys and thrills Sometimes cheques, more often bills.