Sentences with phrase «nothing short of thrilling»

We have been nothing short of thrilled with this mattress and all the kids love it too!

Simply put, it's been nothing short of a thrill ride.

Scheduled to hit cinemas as early as February 2018, Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther will mark the 18th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and promises nothing short of thrilling, as a band of raiders aim to find the secret kingdom of Wakanda, fought at the brink of what can only be assumed as an impending global war.

Clearly, driving the 4 Series proves nothing short of thrilling.

How Sonny gets there is nothing short of thrilling — a Hail Mary pass, if you'll pardon the football metaphor — but he certainly connects.

The architecture and the energy in the Seattle library and the Salt Lake City library is nothing short of thrilling to me.

Anyone lucky enough to get a puppy will be nothing short of thrilled!

With new faces such as TyLoo, this tournament was nothing short of thrilling.

Horizon: Zero Dawn was widely (and rightly) regarded as one of the finest games of 2017, and while The Frozen Wilds is more of the same for the most part, returning to the snowy tundras was nothing short of a thrill.

While there is no guarantee that these will all arrive on their expected dates, the sheer number of fantastic titles coming in the near future is nothing short of thrilling.

Attempting to charge up a ramp to soar as high as possible before hurtling towards the ground is nothing short of thrilling, while charging across a warped platform is an enjoyable task in its own right.

Of the installation process, Jock Reynolds, the Henry J. Heinz II Director of the Yale University Art Gallery, noted, «Watching this grand installation of Sol LeWitt's wall drawings progress over six months has been nothing short of thrilling.

Prof Kim Cobb, co-author on the first of the two articles today and paleoclimate expert at Georgia Institute of Technology, tells Carbon Brief watching El Niño evolve has been «nothing short of thrilling.»