wowing

• I had only time to ask him his name, and he said, “George—just George.” Next day I discovered I had been pow-wowing with a king. —  From the Bottom Up
• Likewise, in this Nuri Bilge Ceylan's Cannes-wowing noir, the two killings (one accidental, the other premeditated) that bookend the story are never seen. —  Paste Magazine
• As much as he enjoyed the Chromaccord wowing small audiences at the Red Room and the 14 Karat Cabaret, however, he continued to struggle with the limits of what amounted to a new medium. —  Baltimore City Paper
• So Obama echoed President John F. Kennedy's famous line about his wife during their iconic European trip in 1961, when Jackie Kennedy stole the show by wowing Europe and the world. —  Forbes.com: News
• After wowing audiences with a great V-Day sapphic kiss she's next seen as the victim of a ritual murder; dead in the arms of her lover, bullet holes in their temples and the words —  Bright Lights After Dark

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