Sentence examples for developed exciting from inspiring English sources

As well as the National theatre's highly popular Watch This Space programme, regional theatres including Taunton's Brewhouse and Manchester's Contact theatre have developed exciting programmes engaging with outdoor performance.

Claudio Castiglioni, a motorcycle enthusiast who resurrected the struggling Italian brands Ducati and MV Agusta and developed exciting new models like the Ducati 916 and the MV Agusta F4, died on Wednesday in Varese, Italy.

We have also been creating new projects with long-term partners such as Live magazine to produce a Live North, by and for young people around King's Cross; and developed exciting new partnerships, such as our HR department's work with local community organisation Bemerton Village to share skills and develop their teamworking.

Over the last decades, pulmonary medicine and cardiovascular medicine developed exciting new methodologies.

With enough time and support, bright young engineers will develop exciting new technology to solve the world's trickiest problems.

More powerful brands within the GM empire ran rings round Saturn, starving it of the cash it needed to develop exciting new products.

When viewed, as the consultation framework suggests, as a "core knowledge around which teachers can develop exciting and stimulating lessons", it will be used by good schools and teachers as a starting point, not the destination.

And though the government talks often of their benefits: how they share expertise, develop exciting curricula and give better career opportunities to teachers, the potential for reputational damage when trusts don't operate well is not to be underestimated.

An education in Stem subjects opens the door to job opportunities in food and drink manufacturing, from developing exciting new varieties of chocolate bar to changing the future of eco-friendly cars.

"We're confident that by combining ITA's expertise with Google's technology we'll be able to develop exciting new flight search tools," Jeff Huber, Google's senior vice president for commerce and local, wrote in a company blog post.

"In the 15 years he has spent as controller of Radio 3 and seven seasons he has led the BBC Proms he has displayed an unwavering commitment to quality, courage in introducing new kinds of music and developing exciting collaborations, and massive ambition on behalf of audiences," said Boaden.