IT WAS one of Silicon Valley's most riveting success stories.
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This leads to the most riveting scene of the night.
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Curling is not the most riveting sport in the world to watch.
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The most riveting part of any on-screen relationship is the chase.
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Then, in one of the most riveting moments of the night, Anderson .
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Sure, it was not the most riveting conversation, but it was necessary.
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At present, it's probably not the most riveting night of fights you will watch.
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But the exchanges between Mr. Morales and Mr. Robinson provided the day's most riveting testimony.
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But the most riveting story of the episode, and of the season overall, is Celeste's.
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It's bombshells like this which make "The Lost Weekend" one of Riverdale's most riveting episodes.
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Brexit is not the most riveting, or easily graspable, recent meltdown in a Western democracy.
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The most riveting of the eight scenes in the monologue centered on the "Suicide Mountain" of Salzburg.
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The program's most riveting presence, and the only major character across all the episodes, is Andrew Cunanan.
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These are the seven most important moments that summarize the most riveting and consequential congressional hearing in years.
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We're each coming with our favorite beverage and our picks for the most riveting streaming shows on Netflix.
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And as the beleaguered, unwittingly self-sabotaging Winner, Emily Davis gave one of the season's most riveting performances.
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Quietly and studiously, Mr. Mitchell has established himself as one of New York's most riveting and freethinking pianists.
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His most riveting testimony was about being a police officer who did not want an investigation to disappear.
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The speech's most riveting segment comes when Clinton tries to address the apparent clash between idealism and reality.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — IT'S hard to say which of the three monomaniacal, monumentally grueling quests is the most riveting.
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It's not the most riveting documentary by the legendary Maysles Brothers (that would be Gimme Shelter, also on FilmStruck).
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These scenes are some of Seberg's most riveting, as Stewart trades Jean's low-key melancholy for high-key panic.
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Jazz Quietly and studiously, Mr. Mitchell has established himself as one of New York's most riveting and freethinking pianists.
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But it is those moments in "Tales of Wonder" when Smith doesn't have the answers that are the most riveting.
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While the most riveting aspect of the night was, of course, that powerful speech, her outfit was also quite significant.
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" Those were the words of William Roper in one of the most riveting scenes from "A Man For All Seasons.
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It includes 14 elaborate fugues, about an hour's worth of the most riveting, complex and astonishing contrapuntal music ever written.
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Ms. Washington, 57, provided some of the trial's most riveting testimony as she recounted the day she was attacked in 1988.
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The collapse at the private Enrique Rébsamen school quickly became the most riveting emblem of the loss caused by the Sept.
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The most riveting part of the story is when I interview Suspect No. 1 about the suspicions that have circled around him.
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It's her comments about her relationship with the media and her approach to fame, however, that prove to be the most riveting.
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Let's hear from Mr. Haight: A bunch of ESTEE phrases — 111 letters of interlocking theme material but not the most riveting theme.
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So much slogging through battle might make heavy going if not for Queen Margaret, Henry's wife, one of Shakespeare's most riveting characters.
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I'd like to focus on the one work in Venice that I found most riveting and that, to me, matters the most.
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Rather than trying to sum up the big picture in Venice, I'll focus on what, for me, were the four most riveting shows.
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It's a bit too cute of an idea, and caps a staging that is not Mr. Herheim's conceptually tightest, nor the most riveting.
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As singers go, she may command one of the most riveting theatrical presences since the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, of treasured memory.
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As his disturbing domestic abuse persists, Celeste visits their therapist (Robin Weigert) on her own, providing some of the show's most riveting scenes.
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In second place: hats off to Rory McCann for making "staring into a fire" one of the most riveting events of this entire episode.
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"Easily the most riveting contribution is Mr. Conway's as the murderous union boss," Vincent Canby wrote in an otherwise unenthusiastic review in The Times.
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Her psychological war with a police officer (Daniel Mays) who presses her to become an informant is the most riveting relationship in the series.
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Second, the uniquely askew relationships at the center of the story mean that its most riveting scenes are well and truly riveting; unforgettable, even.
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There are voiceovers of the show's most riveting and memorable scenes to date, before a promise that things aren't quite finished in Hell's Kitchen.
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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.
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The most riveting chapter in "Ticker" leaves Texas for Utah, the site of the first successful artificial heart in 1982 — "successful" being a relative word.
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He also happens to be one of jazz's most riveting pianists — a largely self-taught master of stride piano, with a lightning-fast right hand.
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If Mr. Nichols was the life of any party, the most riveting raconteur I ever met, Mr. Mantello's charm is more low-key and shy.
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In Personal Shopper, Stewart often finds herself acting against text messages on her phone, and it's just about the most riveting bit of performance this year.
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The film's most riveting dilemma is that facing Hoffstetler: He's torn between his morality and his country, which has asked him to kill the amphibian man.
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A genre-bender and a prophetic force in music since the late 3046s, Peacock is one of the most riveting — though overlooked — vocal performers in jazz.
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There was nary a laugh in an hour-long interview [with Todd Hanson], but it was one of the most riveting things I've ever listened to.
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"I really thought the climactic scene where the Beast shows up was just one of the most riveting things I've ever seen committed to television," he says.
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But A24 is known for bringing some of the most riveting and unique horror in recent memory to the screen, like 2016's much-adored The Witch.
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Given, also, that the chorus literally consists of the words "look what you made me do" over and over again, it doesn't make for the most riveting listen.
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Struck with bluesy warmth and the relentless swing of Cannonball Adderley, Birckhead's playing has lately established him as one of the most riveting young improvisers in New York.
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And so it seems almost predetermined that the most riveting art I encountered during my first few days in Sicily would be rooted in the transience of life.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (1985), an 82-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist, Willie Jaramillo.
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At BuzzFeed News, we published some of the most riveting Uber leaks — including a particularly sloppy one, after Uber staff forgot to tell me that a dinner was off the record.
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But it is ultimately those on the terrors of hell that are most riveting, as records of those trying to understand what darkness possibly awaits us when our time is up.
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Six artists were featured and the work generally broke down into two camps: the first, and most riveting were the performers who played with the explicit threat of harm or demolition.
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Her staffers are all dramatically worse off than they were when we saw them last, forced to weather the kind of disorder and humiliation that generates the most riveting character drama.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (1985), an 82-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist named Willie Jaramillo.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (4403), an 82-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist named Willie Jaramillo.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (212), an 21212-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist named Willie Jaramillo.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (77103), an 82-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist named Willie Jaramillo.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (1985), an 19803-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist named Willie Jaramillo.
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We won't spoil anything here, but as far as thriller movies go, "The Perfection" is one of the most riveting and horrifying and unique films you'll find on Netflix right now.
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The film is at its most riveting when it finds the places where they become all too human in their quest for inhuman form, such as a nail-biting hair removal scene.
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") (Especially) Worth the $6 to buy the print N.Y. Times today ... Includes a special section, "A Look Back at 2017": "New York Times editors compiled some of the year's most riveting articles.
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In one of the book's most riveting passages, Nora remembers how, recently arrived in Arizona, she fled her home in panic at the menacing sight of a shadowy rider on the horizon.
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Some of the most riveting moments between the two men take place when they make small talk while dipping pieces of bread in red wine, the power dynamic between them always evident.
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Leigh's debut exhibition of ceramic sculptures (all from 19) at Luhring Augustine is, for me, one of the most riveting shows of the new art season, and it really should not be missed.
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Between six seasons and counting of American Horror Story and the current season of Feud: Bette and Joan, they've turned out some of the most riveting and provocative TV content of recent years.
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That World Series was one of the decade's most riveting matchups: the first appearance by the Los Angeles Dodgers since 22011 and the first victory for a Houston franchise that started in 26.
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This last piece, among the most riveting in the show, can be considered formally grotesque as laid out by Storr: it is simultaneously a convincing female head and a wrapped length of cloth.
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Although Simpson never testified, among the most riveting moments was when prosecutor Darden asked Simpson to put on the infamous gloves -- one of which police said was found at the murder scene, the other at Simpson's property.
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In a quilt from 1766, the central medallion features profile portraits of King George III and Queen Charlotte of Britain, but perhaps most riveting is the thick border distinguished by large appliqué blocks with propeller-like designs.
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This goes some way toward explaining why, although H-D-H wrote for almost every classic male Motown act, their most riveting work came with the Supremes, and through the odd instrument that is Diana Ross's voice.
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And while marking up documents, taking notes, and line-editing aren't typically the most riveting part of your day to day, the Galaxy Book and the S Pen make this process easier and more enjoyable than ever before.
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It might not have been the most riveting three hours of TV but it seemed like a healthier forum for people who are trying to make up their minds on how they feel about these top 10 candidates.
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Some of the most riveting moments in "Playtest" center on the framing of Cooper's life as a series of games, with the centerpiece of this techno-fable concerning how he volunteers himself to a giant video game company.
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Michael Kelly's performance was one of the most riveting aspects of the first five seasons, and there's still plenty of room for further character development, including his history with substance abuse and his obsession with former prostitute Rachel Posner.
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One of the most riveting scenes you'll see on TV this season is a rather gentle two-hander between Kidman (as lawyer turned stay-at-home mom Celeste Wright) and longtime character actress hero Robin Weigert as her therapist.
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After hiring the publicist that inspired Scandal, Jones dramatically announced her departure from the show on the air — in one of the most riveting moments ever in the history of the show — in an attempt to leave on her own terms.
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Charley's attempts to reconcile the man she thought she knew with the one on the tape make for some of Queen Sugar's most riveting moments, especially when Gardner throws her entire body into a tearful rage on the basketball court.
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The most riveting example this week was the argument of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, who stood in the well of the Senate and appeared to accuse Republican senators of a conspiracy to "cover up" the wrongdoing of the president.
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In one of the most riveting and historic congressional hearings in decades, Former FBI Director James Comey on Thursday said he believed he was directed by President Trump to end a criminal investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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There's no indication Trump will actually do that — it would be wildly out of character — and even a tearful apology probably wouldn't do it, although it would make for one of the most riveting reality-TV moments of all time.
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It's familiar to gaming fans in their 20s and 30s and, at the same time, it's brand-new to whole generations of younger teen Twitch viewers who never played it, even if it doesn't make for the most riveting streaming material.
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Both Luzer and Ari are compelling figures, but the film's most riveting subject is Etty, a mother of seven who has finally broken free of an abusive marriage — but not of the community that enabled it — when we first meet her.
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V for Vendetta is primarily about the education of Evey, who — in the graphic novel and the film's most riveting sequence — is completely broken down, emotionally and physically, so she can understand how vital it is to preserve some sliver of free thought.
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After all, he is responsible for some of our era's most riveting expanses of architectural glass, from the cable-net wall in the atrium of the Time Warner Center to the undulating facade of Nordstrom's colossal new store on West 57th Street.
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The most riveting chapters document his experience in the Atacama Desert in Chile, where excavation for the Pan-American Highway revealed dozens of complete fossil whale skeletons, so many that Pyenson initially wondered if there had been some sort of mass stranding there.
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Beautiful Day's most riveting scenes are of these men verbally dancing around each other, each more comfortable asking questions than answering them, each striving for a sort of intimacy, each negotiating with himself how much to share, when to deflect, when to retreat.
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In Raving Iran's most riveting scene, the DJs visit the Ministry of Cultural Affairs to request state approval for their album, which ultimately gets rejected for featuring music with a lead female singer and cover art filled with Western influences and English text.
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Whether or not she has an actual hand in where the camera lands, she remains one of the most riveting reality television characters: expertly shaping her narrative, wielding her vulnerability and openness like a sword, calling out others' biggest insecurities — playing the best game. ●
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And he's definitely smart enough to know that the most riveting words here are spoken without rhyme or rhythm by McDonald's lawyer, Jeffrey Nuslund—69 seconds impassively, objectively describing every brutal detail of a videotaped attack that took so much less time than that.
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In one of the most riveting slam dunk contests in recent years, LaVine and Gordon went toe-to-toe in the first two rounds of the final round then needed a pair of tie-breakers, where the former sealed it with his fourth consecutive perfect 50 score.
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As the brothers' feud comes to a head in the courtroom, Michael McKean delivers an explosive monologue that makes for two of the most riveting minutes of television this year – and Bob Odenkirk matches that intensity with quiet devastation that lets you know just how much this "victory" has cost Jimmy.
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With the character now swooping through the soprano range and still demanding various states of undress, Kiera Duffy's star turn was one of the most riveting operatic performances of the year when Ms. Mazzoli's work, a co-commission of Opera Philadelphia and Beth Morrison Projects, had its premiere in Philadelphia in September.
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The whole AI silicon spaces, I think one really interesting one worth watching that may yield one of the few examples we'll be able to point to is kind of an AI company, as opposed to a company that uses AI. KS: Yeah, that's riveting, that's actually the most riveting thing you've said so far.
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Here's what to watch if you're in the mood for fun... We are living in a golden age of scammers, and Hustlers is based on one of the most riveting scam stories in recent memory: a group of strip club employees who bilked their Wall Street clients out of their not-so-hard-earned cash.
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Al Jazeera, The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Washington Post—all invoked one of the greatest, most riveting novels of all time, which in no way has become mere shorthand for a ponderous doorstop of a book that no one in their right mind will ever read in its entirety, just like the Chilcot Report.
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Personally, I first got into the show with the second season of the spinoff, Below Deck Mediterranean, because it unveiled what has to be one of the most riveting love triangles in the history of pop culture — or at least since Bridget Jones's Diary's clash of masculinities between reserved Mark Darcy and playboy Daniel Cleaver.
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Everything from the long cat-and-mouse game between DCI John Luther and the murderer he's never been able to outsmart (or does he even want to?) Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson) and the complicated bond between Luther and his partner, Ripley (Warren Brown), to the show's deep, darker elements make it one of the most riveting dramas on TV.
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The most riveting floor is the fourth, where the elevator doors open on those exploding atom bombs, and the surrounding walls are littered with political drawings of unrelenting scabrousness, with particular venom reserved for Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, and Dick Cheney (the searing Reagan drawings feel especially trenchant given the reverence accorded his corrupt, oligarchical, and blood-spattered regime, even by commentators who should know better).
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So, if you thought the most riveting news coming to come out of the National Security space of late was the departure of retired general Michael Flynn, who had been appointed to head the NSC last month but was forced out when news hit that he had repeatedly lied about phone calls he made to the Russian ambassador following the election, you'd be dead wrong.
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The most riveting moment came when Joe BidenJoe BidenImpeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE finally was forced to explain his demand, as vice president, that the Ukrainian president fire a prosecutor who was investigating the company that was paying Biden's son millions of dollars.
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Here are some of the most riveting moments from the event: 'I think' hack was Russia, but others do it, too Trump plans to hand off his businesses to his sons, but will not fully divest Trump blasts BuzzFeed as 'failing pile of garbage;' refuses question by CNN reporter Trump lawyer says he will give foreign government profits at his hotels to Treasury Donald Trump says he's a 'germaphobe' as he dismisses salacious allegations Biotech stocks plunge after Trump says drugmakers are 'getting away with murder' Lockheed Martin shares fall after Trump targets F-35 program's cost again during press conference The president-elect last held a press conference 167 days ago as his presidential election contest with Hillary Clinton heated up.
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