Examples of using Transfixed in English and their translations into Czech
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I was transfixed.
When they leave, they seem… transfixed.
And she is so transfixed by her manuscripts.
I was completely transfixed.
I'm transfixed. How long is this display going on for?
People were transfixed.
As transfixed as I imagined il Mostro would be.
The audience was transfixed.
Utterly transfixed. She would watch her dad feeding them.
The audience was transfixed.
Many of us have been transfixed by the story of the Topper House Four and the angel that visited them.
I was completely transfixed.
Many of us have been transfixed by the story of the Topper House Four and the angel that visited them.
Up to the moment you left,you had them transfixed.
And people are transfixed by this.
She would watch her dad feeding them… utterly transfixed.
Americans were transfixed by the terrorist threat and the will to prevent another attack by any means necessary.
Days since the landing of Regis Air flight 753 transfixed the world.
John wrote that Jesus has to be transfixed, just as the serpent was… to release his essence in healing power.
This is the stuff,this brown smear on the side of the glass that's transfixed humankind for over a century now.
She brought Marie Curie to life for me,it was a very dry and boring subject but my ex-partner and I sat there transfixed.
Swift vessels that fired a mighty bolt of steel"that transfixed the monsters through the heart.
People were on edge, transfixed to their TVs and radios children watched the news with their parents full of fear that same day the Strategic Air Command went to Defcon 3.
So I looked at the people around me to see the look on their faces, andtheir eyes were transfixed, as if they were watching Scarface.
As transfixed by the Botticelli as I was. I would see a young Lithuanian man I went to the Uffizi and stood before the original Primavera day after day, and most days.
There are times, Catarina,when I find myself transfixed by a shadow on the wall or the splashing of water against a stone.
I went to the Uffizi and stood before the original"Primavera" day after day, and most days I would see a young Lithuanian man as transfixed by the Botticelli as I was. As transfixed as I imagined Il Mostro would be.
The power of the animal as it took the albatross was on the one hand terrifying, buton the other hand completely transfixing.