Sentence examples for a very very exciting from inspiring English sources

It's going to be a very, very exciting tournament.

"This is a very, very exciting day," he said, riding a wave of enthusiasm that has swept his campaign in recent days as polls show him surging.

"I was into human content and I used it, and I found it a very, very exciting thing to do," Mr. Johnson said in an interview in 1988.

By combining these tools, we are now able to understand and explain cosmic events in new ways, so it's a very, very exciting time in physics.

"It's a very, very exciting moment," said Ella Hefez, a volunteer with the campaign to secure his release for the past three years.

"To have an openly gay mayor to now be considered the hottest ticket in town running for president is a very, very exciting thing," said Mr. Johnson, who is gay.

Rinse is currently applying for a legal license, which is obviously very very exciting, but a long and arduous process.

To be able to do that on a regular basis is very, very exciting.

He adds: "To play somebody who, in the midst of a time in his life of great turmoil anyway, undergoes this horrific transformation into a devil character – it was very, very exciting".

"Playing in a night match in front of New York crowds is very, very exciting and quite a unique experience," she said.

Says Pamela Dalton, a researcher at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, "Finding that there is a strong correlation between a subjective response and brain activity is very, very exciting".