Sentence examples for encourage exciting from inspiring English sources

Their purpose is to reward genuine achievement and to encourage exciting and original young talent.

When has it ever been bad to encourage exciting new technologies?

Playing as captain in many one-day cricket matches, he was praised by Wisden for encouraging exciting contests.

The rules were changed to discourage tandem racing (when cars run nose-to-bumper) and encourage more exciting pack racing.

He added, "Here is a picture that encourages an exciting refreshment of faith in films".

"The involvement of the district and many sectors of the community breeds an atmosphere that encourages many exciting opportunities for our students".

Absolute Radio's chief operating officer, Clive Dickens, said: "The further audience take-up of digital radio needs to be encouraged by exciting unique, exclusive content and appointments to listen.

At a news conference in Albany, the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, called the results "encouraging and exciting," saying they were evidence that the state's emphasis on giving more money to poorer school districts and focusing on high standards was successful.

Plans: "Ours is a people's bid showcasing our strengths, combined with a desire to take forward a new momentum to encourage even more exciting developments for the population of the city".

"Exciting, exciting".

Exciting exciting exciting.