Sentence examples for doing anything exciting from inspiring English sources

"Big retailers weren't doing anything exciting [on iPad]," he says.

There are no new optical or media formats, no new improvements to home theatre devices, and apart from Sonos no one is doing anything exciting in the living room space.

First ask yourself, are you doing anything exciting tonight?

Did anything exciting happen while I was on vacation?

Have you done anything exciting over the summer break?

None of them were married, or had lovers, or did anything exciting.

Sadly, the new game holds very little that's new or groundbreaking, and fails to do anything exciting with the capabilities of the 3DS.

"You need the skills and the unruly element," he said, "but unless you abandon yourself to the thing you cannot control, which for me is narrative, then you're not going to do anything exciting".

The Apprentice hasn't done anything exciting in five years; X Factor is running on fumes and Deal or No Deal became a parody of itself after about three shows.

At the same time, she added, "you do sometimes wonder, 'Do I have it in me to do anything exciting again?' " "Date Night" is the latest in a long line of films in which a man and woman liven up the extended sigh that is their marriage with a joint stint as sleuths, crime-busters and action heroes.

She never seems to do anything exciting and then you add it all up and she makes a 68.