Sentence examples for exciting admission from inspiring English sources
It felt like an exciting admission, a return to the show's more ambiguous origins, but it turned out to be an exorcism.
Today in "putting stuff onto things on which they don't belong," we present a user, xyq058775, and his exciting admission that he installed Windows 95 on a brand new iPhone.
Exciting exciting exciting.
Armed with some advance knowledge, common-sense precautions and a sense of adventure, it's far more exciting to sit in the general-admission grandstand.
"There are less than 200 left, and I want to make sure you have one more chance to be there for this exciting night!" The $100 tickets for general admission seating at the Warner Theater are sold out.
And the ability to come back, again and again, to "Marnie" or "The Wrong Man" or "Vertigo" makes the discovery, or admission, of pleasure all the more exciting.
By their own admission, Chris Couri, Dan Rella and Tom Darrow aren't exactly in the most exciting industry in the world.
"Admission by Invitation Only," it read: a message vaguely exciting when you are 7 and don't yet comprehend what that actually means.
The only thing that could make Disrupt Berlin more exciting is the satisfaction of knowing you got the best price on admission.
Of course, being able to pay with a thumb press at retail stores is a tantalizing possibility, but even just the admission that this is an area Apple is actively exploring is plenty exciting enough.
