thrills

Twenty-year thrills more readily than forty-year, just as forty-year is more reluctant to take a chance at a spill.

It is then that the surveying party begins to have its thrills.

It furnished all the thrills that one gets when watching a cowboy on a bucking bronco, or a trained seal.

Jaime still recalled the thrills of emotion with which he had listened to these tales.

His invective is poured from his heart's depths, and thrills with the force of the Latin orators of the ruined Forum.

Let's have more of that kind of science story, that thrills every red-blooded American.

In the next few hours the messages that reached the expectant city were full of thrills—of hopes and fears.

I'm sure if we took votes for the most thrills, my piece would win.

Perhaps, she thought, she was too old for thrills—twenty-four—and this was as near "the real right thing" as she was ever to come.

It's five years ago, but it thrills me every time I think of it.