1. 9 His verbal pyrotechnics could hold an audience spellbound.

2. 1 His verbal pyrotechnics could hold an audience spellbound.

3. Whether singing folk ballads in taverns or elaborate compositions in royal courts, these Bards use their gifts to hold audiences spellbound.

4. 8 He held his audience spellbound.

5. 19 I was spellbound by the concert.

6. 10 The acrobats held the audience spellbound.

7. 23 The magician held the children spellbound.

8. 21 We were spellbound by his tales.

9. 5 'King Lear' still holds audiences spellbound .

10. Stream songs including "Spellbound", "Amaurotic" and more.

11. 20 The speaker held his audience spellbound.

12. 12 We must obey Fincara; we are spellbound.

13. 2 The children listened to the story spellbound.

14. 7 Many people are spellbound by football.

15. Music video by Siouxsie And The Banshees performing Spellbound

16. 1 The children were spellbound by the circus performance.

17. 22 Therefore everyone just stared more or less spellbound.

18. 3 The crowd was held spellbound by her oratory.

19. 6 The kids watched and listened spellbound to the performance.

20. 4 She sat there motionless,(www.Sentencedict.com) as if spellbound.

21. 11 His audience had listened like children, spellbound by his words.

22. 13 Children will be spellbound by the adventures of James.

23. 30 His hand held her head up, his lips held her spellbound.

24. 28 The Firebird is a magical ballet that still holds audiences spellbound.

25. Adrian, the tyrannical waitress in a foreign country, had them all spellbound.

26. 24 A caustically witty and pugnacious man, Wade is a charismatic speaker who can keep a crowd spellbound.

27. 29 Adrian, the tyrannical waitress in a foreign country, had them all spellbound.

28. 18 The audience was left spellbound by the skills and techniques shown.

29. ‘By Lyons's definition, Cognitive Grammar would count as unashamedly Conceptualist.’ ‘Lest the Conceptualists feel overlooked, I should mention Les Leveque's 2 Spellbound, an eight-minute version of Hitchcock's feature film Spellbound.’

30. ‘By Lyons's definition, Cognitive Grammar would count as unashamedly Conceptualist.’ ‘Lest the Conceptualists feel overlooked, I should mention Les Leveque's 2 Spellbound, an eight-minute version of Hitchcock's feature film Spellbound.’

31. 27 This flight of the magic bird held and stili holds audiences spellbound.

32. Synonyms for Awestricken include awestruck, captivated, enthralled, fascinated, impressed, mesmerised, mesmerized, overwhelmed, rapt and spellbound

33. Mark had adored his grandparents and would listen spellbound to their stories for hours on end.

34. Hold up, hold up.

35. 14 Mark had adored his grandparents and would listen spellbound to their stories for hours on end.

36. 25 In spite of the gathering clouds of rage, however, once again Ana held Maggie spellbound.

37. 15 Millions of Japanese listened spellbound as they heard the Emperor speak in public for the first time.

38. 16 On clear nights we were spellbound by the strange flickering of the Northern lights in the sky.

39. A Caustically witty and pugnacious man, Wade is a charismatic speaker who can keep a crowd spellbound

40. Hold your phones up, hold your phones up!

41. 26 Her prose has always relied on a certain musicality and lyricism to seduce and keep us spellbound.

42. Hold this mallet half moon shape, not hold tightly.

43. Hold this.

44. Hold position.

45. Hold it.

46. Hold on!

47. Hold on

48. Hold on.

49. Hold natural and graceful, don't hold back before the guests.

50. Hold tight!

51. 17 They make a delightful, spontaneously spellbound audience, to whom one could show history unfolding as if with a magic lantern.

52. Hold tight.

53. Hold it!

54. “Get hold of” and “Get a hold of” are mostly interchangeable, but “get hold of” is more often used with people: “get hold of Mr

55. Hold yourself to the same standards as you hold your staff.

56. Hold on, Nicky.

57. Hold on, sweetheart.

58. Hold nothing back!

59. Hold on, Red!

60. Hold it up.

61. Baymax, hold on!

62. Hold those barricades!

63. Hold this bacon.

64. Hold on, Marty!

65. Please hold on.

66. Hold your fire.

67. Hold it, minister.

68. No, hold on.

69. Hold it steady.

70. Shaun, hold them!

71. Hold on, Nick!

72. Hold on, Bobby!

73. Hold the fire!

74. Hold her feet.

75. Hold the line.

76. Nick, hold on!

77. Alex, hold on!

78. Hold the line!

79. In the hold.

80. Hold your position.