Jack also felt a little thrill of expectancy as they sped onward for in another minute or so they should be passing directly over the place Perk had pointed out with such assurance.
Jack lost no time in doing as he was bidden for thus far it had never been his good fortune to glimpse a real caribou outside of a zoo and the thought of watching one on its native heath and feeding ground gave him quite a little thrill.
Jack hurriedly left the room, although it would have been only natural for him to feel a little thrillat being thus praised by a professional man whom he had already begun to hold in high esteem.
Even in that moment of humiliation, Jacob felt a little thrill of triumph at the thought of Mr. Bultiwell's three gardeners.
Jacob felt a little thrill, however, as he bowed over Lady Mary's fingers.
All the treasure hunting we shall do," Jacob replied, with a little thrill in his tone, "will be on the London pavements.
They were, however, soon too occupied for any vague regrets, and that journey from ocean to ocean over British soil excited their wonder and now and then brought them a little thrill of pride.
He laughed; she could hear him distinctly; and she realised with a little thrill that it was the same engaging laugh which she had first associated with the delightful, graceful, charming young fellow who was now her husband.
Perplexed, silent, sorry for him, yet still conscious of a little thrill of wonder and content that a man of the outer world had found her eligible, she debated within herself how best to spare him.
And it gave her a little thrill of pride to feel that she was equipped to carry through her part in a light, gay, ephemeral friendship with one belonging to a world about which she knew nothing at all.
It is very evident that he appreciates Imogen already," she added, to herself with a little thrill of maternal pride.
Fancy," she thought, with a little thrill of disappointment, "fancy her not knowing.
Austin was once more sensible of a little thrill of apprehension as he looked about him and considered the question.
The pump was running well, for he could hear the steady splash of water falling into the creek, and once more a little thrill of exultation ran through him.
There were, he fancied, fifty or sixty men in the canoes, and he felt a little thrill of grim satisfaction as he reflected that if he and his comrades went under they would not go alone.
Still, her voice, which was indubitably good, awakened a little thrill in him.
Carrie's eyes grew gentle, and there was a little thrill in her voice.
He saw the look of shrinking in her face, and, though he had not expected it, a little thrill of pain ran through him.
Philip, with a little thrill, thought it magnificent.
This sent a little thrill of satisfaction through him, and although he half-consciously contrasted her with Laura Waynefleet, it was not altogether to her disadvantage.
Nasmyth was sensible of a little thrill of satisfaction, for he knew it was understood at Bonavista that he was going too.
Then he felt a little thrill, for some twenty or thirty feet beneath him was a patch of something white in the shadow of the shrubbery.
It was accordingly with a little thrill of excitement she put the question a trifle more concisely than she had done to Hester, and though she smiled at the others, watched Tony closely.
Nettie felt a little thrill at what she had noticed, but she rose and, somewhat to her companion's astonishment, kissed her.
This in itself was interesting, for she had at least as much inquisitiveness as most of her sex, and she was sensible of a little thrill of pleasurable excitement when the scent grew hotter.
Tony gasped when this was told him, and felt his face grow a trifle warm, while a little thrill of indignation ran through him.
She caught the legislator's answer, and saw the man who leaned forward shake his fist at him, while the latter's exclamation sent a little thrill of dismay through her.
There was silence for almost a minute, and he felt a little thrill of dismay run through him, for if the Tyee went at that figure it would leave his father still heavily in debt.
Eleanor displayed no eagerness, though she was sensible of a little thrill of satisfaction, for the thing was becoming easier than she had expected.
He was just then, however, not watching his workmen, but looking up the gorge, and a little thrill of pleasure ran through him when two figures in light draperies appeared at the head of it.
But they reached the manse with a little thrill of excitement about them, and a sort of exultation in their minds.
Nevertheless, it gave Lilias a little thrill of alarm to see something more upon the broad steps, all overgrown with weeds and grass, that led to the never-opened door.
She was relieved that Katie and Philip were at last free to talk as they pleased, and she was not at all alarmed by her own companion; still the thought of what Margaret might say gave her a little thrill, half painful, half pleasant.
He was looking very smart, she thought with a little thrill of pride; she was sure he was quite the best-looking man she had ever seen.
He did his best to control his voice, but in spite of himself a little thrill of rage vibrated through it.
If he came in now he would be pleased to see that she had done as he asked her, she thought with a little thrill.
Indeed, a little thrill of triumph ran through her as she realized the significance of what had happened.
There was a curious silence for a moment or two, and Ingleby felt a little thrillof apprehension run through him.
A little thrill of disconcertion ran through Agatha, for she felt she knew what this stranger's errand must be.
Sally, who had watched him closely, turned away again, but a little thrill of exultation ran through her.
Agatha was conscious of a little thrill of repugnance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little thrill" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
