How to pronounce “riveting” in English

second child would have died in childbirth had she not had the doctors's not been there the third timeriveting if you're not going through it but but it's it's uh

being proactive and anticipating the challenges of what it would mean to actually get it deployed on the scale of things relatively very well.It's like a riveting soap opera.

or later that day, on the board.It was absolutely riveting to watch two of the world's best chess players have less than a minute on their clock.

We always had opposite beliefs.We always had riveting debates that educated us, challenged us, inspired us, helpedus understand one another.

So you really know theatrically the dogs are cooperating.It was riveting. And my parents would like it.

What now?It's riveting to be in that vibrating moment where this sensitivity is not denied.

It really is an honor to have you, and congratulations on the launch of the documentary film.I found it riveting and really, really insightful, and it's called "Hank: 5 Years from the Brink." Is it OK if I call you Hank?It sure is. It's strange if you don't.

And I couldn't put it down.It was actually quite riveting how many things that I had in my own house or that I put on myself or would eat that actually were not that healthy in mostcircumstances to even have in your home.

DC. And this goes back over the years. Some of them as far as 1966." Well, I'd run out of swear words. This is just vast, vast quantities of secret material. The fourth thing, whichwas never quite as riveting, was the personal files of the prisoners who'd been through Guantanamo Bay.Still, I mean, on a normal day a pretty exciting leak. But on this particular day it looked rather small. So, there were these four packages of information. And what we agreed was that

I don't, how many of you have read Good to Great by Jim Collins? You read Good to Great?Jim is a totally riveting speaker. I love to hear him speak. I heard him in Phoenix in the year 2000 and he talks about the sweet spot in his book, which is the intersectionof three circles. So it's, that which you love--for me it's like, John Legend and Martial Arts-- I just, passions that are just things you like; you're interested in, that which people

deserve forgiveness and so this is the type of stories and there they werecompelling they were riveting my editors you know we're very excited and I sortof running circles around the current religion writer at the time and so after after about 18 months she says why don't

with Michael Jackson. Now, I want to remind everyone that we will take questions towards the end of the talk.But before we engage in a riveting discussion about the revival with director Schele Williams, Nichelle Lewis as Dorothy, Avery Wilson as the Scarecrow,Phillip Johnson Richardson as the Tin Man, and Kyle Ramar Freeman as the Lion, please get ready to "ease on down the road"

Jeff is here with us today to talk about his newest work, "Mercury Rising-- John Glenn, John Kennedy, and the New Battlegroundof the Cold War." It's a riveting history of the epic orbital flight of John Glenn that put America back into the space race.In the book, Jeff examines this historic moment, recreating the tension and excitement of a space race that captivated the world.

less than 10% of the people living in this place had any idea what the purpose of the town was.So that was this incredibly riveting thing to me, but that was what really captured me-- was that emotional dynamic, what it is to tryto lead a life in this place.

And so the last scene is riveting, overwhelming, emotionally distressing, and I worried the first time I saw that.

And the people said it was just riveting.

And it's-- the subject matter is so intense and riveting.

She made a big splash writing solo when she wrote the riveting psychological suspense thriller "Never Tell A Lie" which was published in 2009.

knew that the boat sank at the end of it, but you're riveted by the character stories that are taking place.And I think really the familial stories that Sam has told in the show are riveting, and beautiful, and incredibly exciting to watch on a weekly basis.They keep you wanting to come back, despite the event that you might be hurling yourself towards.

You get the picture. While I was researching this book, there was a beautiful little example of all this at work. Where this was the summer of 2006 and the World Cup football in Germanywas about to start. And although it's riveting to read my book, it's very boring actually writing it.So, I was--. So, you keep drifting online to what's going on. So I went to the Guardian website. And there was a story there. And this story had been put out by the Press

and thinking and budgeting, all the stuff that's really not that riveting to talk about or share on Facebook and all that stuff, if you went and did

The trouble with academic students of strategy, we can find all sorts of grim events absolutely riveting without thinking always

So, his first person account that I'm able to tell in this book is really riveting because he's from California.

or later that day, on the board.And like, yeah, this other game they played a 2-centipawn average loss, but it was not riveting.

But it was also, if I'm honest, one of the most riveting, wonderful, wide awake moments of my life.

And for a year, I was working on all sorts of documentaries for History Channel, MSNBC, really riveting stuff.

I read Nick Bostrom's "Superintelligence" book, which is kind of one of the only books that's, like, simultaneously riveting and, like, mind numbingly boring.

What now?So rather than being with you, and that being a distraction, all of a sudden, it is riveting.

And, and, and you know you watch that film and it's riveting and really groundbreaking and cool and a great drama, and it's the same thing about Moneyball because the filmmakers