| The moment when a dozen lurchers, tongues lolling, turn their gaze on the single hare is transfixing. |
| Then, transfixing them on two pieces of stick, after the manner of red-men, they stuck them up before the fire to roast. |
| Francis's papacy, only nine months old, is transfixing, and perhaps, for the Church, transfiguring. |
| He hated me, this Englishman, because I had been before him in transfixing the animal. |
| I quickly asked her where the pain was, and while transfixing me with a hard look, she pointed to her chest. |
| A remark which Dr. Bennett had once let fall recurred to me, transfixing me to my bed. |
