The phrase "a exhausting time" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an exhausting time" because "exhausting" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "After the long hike, we all agreed it had been an exhausting time for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "a tiring time" or "a draining time."
David Chater of The Times was positive towards the episode, stating "just in case you think you're having an exhausting time in the run-up to Christmas, spare a thought for Lucas North [who found out] his lover is a liar, a murderer and a traitor", and also noted that "the great thing about Spooks is that they will always stop and explain how serious things are".
"It's a really exhausting time for me now," said a former executive at a large investment bank in London who was laid off this month.
This summer has been a dark and exhausting time for fans of hard rock.
We understand that since the discovery of your tumour, it has most likely been a stressful and exhausting time for both you and your family.
Whatever happens, I'm gratefuLambingve had him while I did.
Along with my boss, my transatlantic co-author and I spent a very long and exhausting time trafficking half-written drafts between us in what seemed like an eternal triangle.
Last Christmas, I wrote a musical called "Pawn" with a friend - all about the bizarre 1978 World Chess Championship Final - and we took it to the Edinburgh Fringe, where we had an utterly amazing and exhausting time.
"It was the most extraordinary, exciting, exhausting time for all of us.
…Sometimes it happens that someone dies suddenly, and then you haven't had that exhausting time, but at the same time you haven't had the time to say goodbye to each other.
As most of our readers already know, even applying to a company can be an exhausting and time-consuming process.
