| I was a little shocked to find Medusa's entrance as eerie and spine-tingling as it was when I was ten. |
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| The use of lighting plays an intrinsic role in creating a horrific, spine-tingling environment for the characters to interact within. |
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| Shortly after the Hermes flyby of October 1937, the American Museum of Natural History created a spine-tingling exhibit for public display. |
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| When Strauss is firing on all cylinders, as here, the result can be an unashamedly thrilling and spine-tingling experience. |
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| And Shyamalan's skill at creating outrageously weird and spine-tingling situations remains keen. |
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| And then, just when the static cleared, the eerie, spine-tingling, sickly-sweet voice that every mage had come to fear sounded in the trees. |
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| From movies to TV to books, I look for the scariest and most spine-tingling things possible. |
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| The Observer is on the lookout for ghostly goings-on in local haunted houses and tales of the spine-tingling supernatural. |
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| He turned, fixed his steely eyes on us, bared his terrifying set of teeth and let out a spine-tingling roar. |
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| Naharin makes his impact using straight-to-the-heart music and spine-tingling unison phrases from his reckless dancers. |
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| But it has never been quite as dynamic as it is today, equipped with eight and twelve cylinder engines that deliver spine-tingling acceleration. |
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| Then he sprints off again, and is soon delivering spine-tingling power falsettos into his microphone. |
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| Here she was in the absolute prime of her voice and her rendering of that famous Second Act is quite simply spine-tingling in all departments. |
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| When the cast members were joined on stage by their real-life inspirations, it was a spine-tingling moment. |
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| When the dreamy washes of French horn, flute and piano suddenly erupt into vast singalongs, the sonic overload is spine-tingling. |
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| It has the most imposing peaks, the most dramatic glaciers, the most spine-tingling views. |
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| But even were he to dare go for a spine-tingling choice, the problem he faces is that there is a dearth of spine-tingling choices. |
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| Stephen McKeon's score is spine-tingling too, a series of aching suspensions heavy laden with loss. |
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| Singing in those spine-tingling raw vocals and that inimitable accent, music's gold-digger recounts his own personal quest for Eldorado. |
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| People should simply accept the two styles as unique and revel in the spine-tingling genius they both create. |
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| Question suspects, explore mini-games, and search through spine-tingling seek-and-finds to crack the cases! |
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| Shipp's metallic chords against Brown's restless drumming and fitful swing are spine-tingling on Part Two, and his stately, harpsichord-like reverie entrancing on Part Three. |
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| Even as scientists issue rules on chimeras in labs, a spine-tingling he-monster with the power to drag us back into the pre-Darwinian dark ages is slouching around Washington. |
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| Some considered the film a spine-tingling chiller, similar to Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. |
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| So, while the Audio 1 stream fills the main room with spine-tingling DVD special effects, you can move to another room and switch to FM radio on the other stream. |
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| After a spine-tingling rendition of a bilingual version of The Prayer all four judges were on their feet and the crowd went wild. |
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| A man of few words, he let his music do the talking and treated fans to a spine-tingling two hours of tracks from his two studio albums. |
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| But that's the spine-tingling experience awaiting St Helens' outstanding middleweight, Martin Murray, next spring. |
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| And what about Rosetta and Philae, landing on a comet... spine-tingling! |
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| A spine-tingling, edge-of-your-seat experience? |
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| The ovation that greeted the England players was spine-tingling. |
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| Flashing light, spine-tingling music, a timer with only but a few seconds: if your opponent activates his acceletaror, you'll have to pick your answer in a heartbeat and under very stressful conditions. |
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| A film of spine-tingling horror, at the same time frightening and funny. |
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| There has always been an air of evil at End House, and with three attempted murders in as many days, it's up to the famous Poirot to unravel the mystery in this spine-tingling seek-and-find adventure! |
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| The story is at once dark, edgy and politically significant, and spine-tingling, sexy and crowd-pleasing. |
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| A modest, undemonstrative fellow, Shrubb was visibly moved as the crowd ignored the joyless Glasgow weather and offered him a spine-tingling welcome. |
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| His yearning voice is laden with the characteristic microtonality of Arabic-influenced pop but uncoiled more snakily and with spine-tingling verve. |
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| Test your skills on spine-tingling J-turns. |
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| From these campgrounds, you can look out toward the open water of the north channel, and perhaps experience the spine-tingling sensation of watching one of the bay's powerful storms roll in. |
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| Oppressive atmosphere, spine-tingling music, and a stressful game system, where the slightest mistake could be your last: in 4th Duel, the players' nerves are put to the test! |
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| Perhaps the most exciting event in the life of a lumber camp was the spring log drive, an event that had all the elements of a thrilling adventure: exhilarating work, spine-tingling action and hair-raising danger. |
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| This spine-tingling performance on Thursday came as no surprise to anyone who has followed Nelson's triumphs with the CBSO over the past four years. |
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| A golden memory will be the spine-tingling roar of the crowd and the sight of Farah, flag around his shoulders, embracing his daughter after winning. |
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| Highlights for me included Eddie Halliwell crowd surfing and Tiesto's spine-tingling closing set. |
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| The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra will perform a spine-tingling selection of musical favourites including Ray Parker Junior's funky hit Ghostbusters. |
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| Venom is spine-tingling brain candy about a deadly snake on the loose in a London townhouse during a kidnapping attempt. |
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| A spine-tingling new whodunit by John Goodrum, inspired by the murders in Victorian Whitechapel, which has a deliciously wicked sting in the tail. |
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