Sentence examples for close to exciting from inspiring English sources

James Anderson came close to exciting an adoring home crowd.

Nothing in the challenges facing Anglicanism — from dwindling congregations to the big issues of relating to the place of women and gays in the church — comes anywhere close to exciting the same passions.

But this is no longer even close to an exciting company that thrives on chaotic creativity.

The General Election 2010 was almost close to being exciting: an election on steroids, raging in a sweaty vest, a premature peek at a high-tempo future.

The closest thing to exciting film-making comes once Swede is approached by a young woman (Valorie Curry) who knows of Mary's whereabouts and shakes him down for some cash.

This was nowhere close to being as exciting, but the superior team did win, even if they have to learn some humility.

Watching her, just one of a wave of young stars emerging from shores close to home, feels exciting – it's a cliche to say she moves like a cat, but it's true.

Location of point b3 is closest to the exciting point.

I sat thinking: 'Why doesn't everyone know this?' I look back on it almost in horror: I came so close to not knowing how exciting our world is.

Will Smith (22 not out) and Adam Wheater (11 not out) steadied the innings before the close to set up an exciting final day with both sides in with a chance of victory.

While not all our guests became as close to us, it was exciting meeting new people surprisingly we rarely had bad experiences.