It's not a thrill it's a necessity: to make museums welcoming places, to afford access to people who can't afford the admission price, to talk about things relevant to people's lives.
"It's a real thrill to be joining the Scarlets at such a pivotal time in their history, " said Harrington.
But we were there talking about nutrition and healthy eating, and it's just been a thrill.
"As the game's become legal, it's lost a little bit of the excitement and thrill factor, " Mr. Cuy said.
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There's the simple thrill of hitting a ball with a stick and watching it fly in the air.
So, it's kind of like an Olympic competition with these big guys, although there's always a potential thrill of some unknown sneaking in.
As for going to Lord's yet again, Burdett admitted it was "a bit surreal, " partly because they had denied Woodhouses the thrill in their centenary year.
Too Hot to Handel is now a seasonal staple, and for me, it still gives me a thrill to think about audiences jumping out of their seats to groove to Handel's music.
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