Significats de most riveting en anglès

It's the most cost-effective drama there is, and often the most riveting.

The most riveting part of the game came late in the third quarter.

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One of the most riveting stories was the one about mobile biological weapons laboratories.

It's hard to say which of the three monomaniacal, monumentally gruelling quests is the most riveting.

A member of the 166, Bill Teas took some of the most riveting combat photos of World War II.

Had he never played guitar and 'only' sung, his voice would rank with American music's most riveting, expressive, and enduring.

This gave him the chance to confront Sullivan in court in what Wayne describes as "the highest most riveting drama".

Four years ago, in Harper's, David Quammen examined this plague in one of the most riveting pieces of science writing I've ever read.

In addition to several heartwarming musical tributes, the daughter of Detroit was memorialized by some of the most riveting speakers in the country.

The most riveting scene in all 10 episodes of The Last Dance, the Netflix-ESPN deep-dive into the mythology of Michael Jordan, takes place off-stage.

Only the Kiwis could have coped so graciously with the manner of their defeat in the most riveting final this tournament has ever witnessed.

But the opening strains of "We Will Rock You" were perhaps the most riveting musically, a moment as worthy of the Grammys as the Oscars.