Examples of using Enthralled in English and their translations into Polish
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I don't care if Klein was enthralled and reached orgasm.
She's been enthralled.
Enthralled by the description of their great cave temple of Ananta in the Udayagiri hills of Orissa,
Przemysław Firek, president of the Institute of Promotion of Polish Culture, enthralled with the piece, decided to give it a new, up-to-date form,
the mystical ruins of ancient empires-all of it fascinated and enthralled me.
Present that day, businessman Samuel Ryder was so enthralled with the event that he decided to deliver a trophy for a regular competition.
This first appearance of Michael incarnated in the role of one stage of mortalˆ evolution was an event which thrilled and enthralled all Nebadonˆ.
processes I read about enthralled me, particularly as a personal reminder of experiences.
Since she is the most athletic in her troupe she has to work more to keep the crowd enthralled.
This first appearance of Michael incarnated in the role of one stage of mortal evolution was an event which thrilled and enthralled all Nebadon.
Fans of"Finding Nemo" and even films like"The Little Mermaid" will likely be enthralled by Feeding Frenzy 2, which takes players to an….
If we were more captured, and enthralled with our God and what we have in Christ,
I have been enthralled by her ever since and have tried to adopt her little way in my life; the way of surrender and simplicity.
to Tissot's diverse collections, and an alluringly chic option women won't help but be enthralled by.
He's gonna be so excited and enthralled, he's gonna give me my job back on the spot.
Petra has enthralled generations of archeologists
Van Gogh was enthralled by the landscape and vegetation of the south of France,
Meanwhile, among his conquests and victories, neither the enthralled world, nor established social organizations,
Entertainment that can keep you enthralled for days.
on a scaffold the son of Flanders enthralled, the Spanish conquerors clamped in a vice;