Perhaps you'd rather stay here and read your riveting book.

Then something else took place that was even more riveting.

This is a riveting but by no means an easy book to read.

Even in the red light of the bar, they were riveting.

Almost any stretch of 5 or 10 minutes is riveting.

The talent is riveting and getting better with each new season.

But where they are putting them this season is riveting.

Even from across the room, those eyes were riveting and strange.

The stuff he wrote, because it came from the inside, was often riveting.

The second leg has seen some riveting action over the past two weeks.

The book is most riveting in its descriptions of the war.

This book will be riveting even for those who think they are not especially interested in the period or its problems.

The story of the fire was told during the tour I took as a student and it had a riveting effect.

There are other story lines here, but none as riveting.

But other children's work is riveting precisely because it never takes off.

Whatever happens Sunday should be riveting, as was today's action.

The eyes were riveting, dark brown, almost black, with diamond points at the back.

In spite of himself, David could see why the man was so riveting.

There have been at least two riveting examples this month.

But still, his was not a riveting, consistently strong call.

Is the level of discussion on talk radio all that deep or riveting?

She told them of her riveting personal experiences since the war began in August 1914.

Once inside, there is nothing especially riveting about the decor.

But the spectacle of the fight would be riveting in itself.

The most riveting event today was the men's 100 meters.

I was riveted by just about everything they had to say.

Then the attention of the men became riveted on her.

But my focus is riveted on the guy behind him.

Every bit of attention in that room was riveted to her.

Their eyes had riveted toward the floor of the room.

The black man kept his eyes riveted to the building at the end of the street.

From its start, the case has riveted attention on child abuse.

The father sat there with his eyes riveted upon the son.

It was as though those eyes riveted her where she stood.

The one he had was riveted on the young woman, wide open.

His attention was riveted on the other two people sitting there.

But the crowd, especially the young women, seemed riveted to the end.

We must rivet the attention of the public from the start, he says.

His eyes were riveted on the woman sitting across the small room from him.

But it was her face which riveted every eye in the room.

He might as well have been riveted to the spot.

He was stone still, his attention riveted on the door.

Yet it was almost as if she were riveted by a power beyond her control.

Her attention was riveted by those gray eyes of his.

"Someone did," the man told her, his eyes once again riveted on the woman.

The crowd of course were riveted and all turned their eyes on him.

For a long moment I stood riveted to the spot.

Set in the wall was a single heavily riveted door.

She had picked up the paper one morning and found herself riveted.

"The sort of stuff that seems to rivet public attention these days."

And maybe an hour after we'd be on three quarter rivets.

That's where the rivets have been working back and forth.

Her eyes were set like rivets now and had the same amount of expression.

This is probably the most common type of rivet gun in use.

A rivet was against my head and I moved a little, for comfort.

The rivet was brighter than the others, and for a good reason.

He would have to take off one end and leave the other by a thread of a rivet.

No rivets could be used that had been out of the refrigerator for more than two hours.

Rivets are used to make different pieces of iron stay together.

Every cop around me was doing the same thing; you could feel their attention rivet to the front of the room.

So far, workers have replaced more than a 1,000 rivets on the structure.

This is only a small fraction of the total rivets on a 737.

In all there were 18,038 pieces joined by two and a half million rivets.

He believes that the result is correct, to the last rivet.

Making a single rivet to attach the leaves takes about half an hour.

We've got to get these rivets tightened up so they'll be safe.

"There are no rivets used in the construction of this ship."

Now another rivet gave way with a crack like a small explosion.

The structure and rivets give the bridge most of its strength.

So with much trouble they broke the rivets of the chain.

The 46,000-ton Titanic was made of steel held together with some three million rivets.

Smith said, around the rivet he was holding in his teeth at that moment.

On Christmas, the rivets in our relationship had begun to pop.

At first, the losses make little difference, because there are lots of rivets.

If that is so, the rivet analogy may have some validity.