Sentence examples for a time of exciting from inspiring English sources

Oliver Rawlins added: "It is a huge privilege to be joining one of the world's most trusted, innovative and ambitious media brands, and I look forward to working closely with the whole Guardian Media Group team at a time of exciting change and opportunity".

As new models of drug discovery are developed, those working in the field say it's a time of exciting science, with nontraditional targets to be investigated, new technologies to be harnessed, and better ways to process reams of information to be created.

Wedekind was writing at a time of exciting discovery: Freud was giving voice to the subconscious, Nietzsche famously announcing "God is Dead," while Darwin painstakingly presented his Theory of Evolution.

Writing in Science magazine, researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute said "a golden age of animal-tracking science has begun", predicting that "the upcoming years will be a time of unprecedented, exciting discoveries".

This, in the period before the Thatcher government defenestrated the art schools, was a time of high and exciting activity among young artists, and Robertson seized the moment by setting up, in two successive years, highly successful exhibitions for young artists.

The majority of respondents pointed out that the first results were exciting at a time of very limited alternatives.

I'm dreaming of a time less exciting, for better or for worse.

Miranda: So we caught you at a kind of exciting time in your life.

The floater and waves are represented by a Wave Emulator, the motion of which is determined by a time series of the wave exciting forces supplemented with the actual hydrodynamic reaction forces due to the motions of the floater.

What should have been the time of these exciting young footballers' lives was rapidly becoming the stuff of nightmares.

The former is equal to the time of the exciting force motion over the spacing.