entranced

As he was walking out into the clearing where she was grazing, he was entranced by her appearance and could not take his eyes off her.

In addition, he was a man of soaring imagination and was entranced by human nature.

He was entranced that he was at last able to see the ocean.

The children watched entranced as the circus animals performed .

In the legend , it will be in the sun appeared, the goddess of a gentle, make you be entranced, asitsall, eventually die.

During all this time the shepherd stood entranced .

Was this so unacceptable to Gosling fans entranced by his recent performance in Crazy, Stupid, Love?

The audience was on the edge of their seats. You could hear a pin drop, they were so entranced.

First Hitchcock watched, entranced , as she put the dish into the oven.

LIMBO captures the style of a Grimm's Fairy Tale, brought to terrifying life - and you'll be entranced by every second of it.

When color TVs came out in the 1950s, consumers were entranced.

We sat entranced by her beauty, not realizing the hidden import of her words.

On Saturday I greeted her at the dorm and was again entranced by her loveliness.

The old man remains at the table spinning his coins, completely entranced by the spinning motion and oblivious to the girl in the doorway.

As a boy, Rosenberg had spent hours in the plush seats, entranced by the latest American films.

We enjoy staring at them, entranced as they go about their businesunaware (we hope) of our presence.

The oracle interpreted dreams, the actions of entranced persons, and physical signs found in the entrails of sacrificed animals.

The scenic beauty of the place entranced [fascinated] the visitors.

No matter, the little children and adults gathered here are entranced.

The same kind of thing sometimes happens to college graduates too entranced by statistics on averages.

The lilting voice of the singer and graceful movements of the dancer entranced audiences.

This magical iridescent phenomenon has entranced people for centuries both for its beauty and mystery.

He often talked deep into the night surrounded by us entranced in his story.

This was my first picture-book, and I was entranced by it.

You could hear a pin drop, they were so entranced.

Europeans are perhaps even more entranced than Americans by Mr Obama's message of "change" and "hope" .

Mao is entranced by the new possibilities that he sees through diamonds.

The spectators are entranced by the magic performance.

The singer entranced the audience with his enchanting voice.

The Mole was bewitched, entranced, fascinated.

We were entranced at the beautiful sight.

Efi may not have been good at girl talk but something about his voice entranced me.

The circus performance totally entranced the kids.

Many are entranced by Little Fish's seal carvings and enjoy collecting them.

Like everybody else, I was entranced yesterday by the animal session.

I don't know what he has in his mind. Anyway he is entranced in thought.

The unwary seeker can also become too entranced by expert pronouncements.

We are entranced because we both idealize and fear that kind of responsibility for the future.

With China winning so many golds, the domestic audience has been entranced.

From the first note the singer 's voice entranced the audience.

We watched entranced as dozens of bowls were laid out.

He stopped entranced before a picture.

He was entranced by the painting.

A hypnotist looks for subjects who are easily entranced.

He stood entranced of the sight.

We sat entranced by her beauty.

Lu Xun was so entranced by Eve's Diary that he had it translated into Chinese.

be entranced with the music.

Her beauty entranced him.

The girl was entranced with fear.

At last year's South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, known as SXSW, he entranced a huge crowd from the cowboy state.

Are you entranced with the story?

I am entranced into a complete peacefulness

Be entranced with the performance

A child who was entranced by a fairy tale

Stand entranced at the sight

And so entranced was he that for long he could look at nothing else;