The phrase "after exciting" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a sequence of events following something that is exciting, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After exciting the crowd with his performance, the magician took a bow."
Alternatives: "following the excitement" or "after the thrilling event".
After exciting the population and inscribing in thousands of memories its flight through the spacious skies of Delft, the saucer vanished in the direction of Belgium.
The event would be immeasurably direr than that of 2007-2008, which, after exciting prophets of doom, registered in the commercial art world as a passing hiccup.
Markets in the United States, France, Germany and Britain have been more likely to show good gains after boring first halves than after exciting beginnings to the year.
After exciting Greenberg, among others, with precocious early paintings that combine snatches of fast, accurate figuration and banks of drifting, ardent color — jazz meets Bonnard — Rivers fell into strangely joyless showoffery, as if advertising his talent could compensate for having nothing to say.
After exciting Greenberg, among others, with precocious early paintings that combine snatches of fast, accurate figuration and banks of drifting, ardent color jazz meets Bonnard Rivers fell into strangely joyless showoffery, as if advertising his talent could compensate for having nothing to say.
After exciting so many at his previous club Manchester United, the wider public is now beginning to witness his talents.
After an exciting gestation period, the curtain has been raised on the Nets' ambitious experiment.
"Especially after the exciting press conference last Wednesday, I was looking forward to this fight very much," Klitschko said.
Coach Jason Taylor's side went into the halftime break leading 16-12 antexcitingciting opening 40 minutes.
After many exciting adventures together over the last 18 years, we have come to the end of our rainbow".
After one exciting play, the broadcast they are watching zooms in on the quarterback, who has "John 3 16" written across his cheekbones, on either side of his nose.
