What's more electrifying than a Game 7 in the Stanley Cup finals?
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Read it, but know that McManus has more electrifying novels to come.
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The mosh pits are becoming bigger and more and more electrifying and violent.
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The distance between them produces a kind of voltage; the bigger the gap, the more electrifying the metaphor.
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The show takes place in image-obsessed San Diego, which makes their refusal to fade into obscurity all the more electrifying.
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"There's been no new voice on this issue more electrifying than hers, particularly for firing up the grassroots," said Ben Wikler, the Washington director of MoveOn.org.
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Another speaker, Michelle Obama, was far more electrifying, but while she drew affection from the crowd, her remarks did little to heal the lingering primary wounds.
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Angelica Ross, the chief moderator, was poised and fierce; you could make the case that she was more electrifying than any of people actually in the race.
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Fresh off a devastating secret revealed in the first season, the second act follows an arc that's more optimistic and even more electrifying: Our antihero tries to become a better person.
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For all of the storm's intensity it lasted little more than an hour before heading both north east, but not before some of the more electrifying moments were captured in freeze frame.
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The Best When You Really Want a Laptop: Microsoft Surface BookWhen Microsoft announced the Surface Book in October 2015, it was one of the more electrifying gadget reveals we'd seen in years.
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The events of the past few months, and the fierce discussions about feminism that they have engendered, have proved to be far more electrifying and complex than anything that Wolitzer depicts here.
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People who come into your park generate cash via their entrance fees and their ride tickets, your resources are drained by park maintenance, and you want to make a profit so that you can build bigger, better, and more electrifying rollercoasters.
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A number of tours later, Brian became the trigger man for Tina and her cannon partner. Miser wasn't grounded for long before he was to be blasted out of the cannon once again. He created a new, more "electrifying" act, and re-introduced fire into his performance, becoming the Human Fuse who launches from a custom- created Human Crossbow. On Saturday June 16, 2014, Brian Miser etched his name in the Guinness Book of World Records, as the first "Human Fuse".
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