Sentence examples for exciting at an from inspiring English sources

Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of the CBS Corporation, called TV.com "extremely exciting" at an investors' conference last month and said he thought the site would become "one of the leading destinations" for online TV viewing.

In a spectrofluorimeter, exciting at a single excitation wavelength and recording the fluorescence in the fluorophores' emission wavelength range results in an emission spectrum.

Food in this city is getting better and more exciting, at a rapid clip.

Even I, a designer, do not know why a certain proportion feels dated or why another one feels exciting at a given moment.

A new online magazine for feminists is exciting at a time when feminism itself is enjoying a renewed wave of interest with the success of #everydaysexism and No More Page 3, among others.

(Such from-the-heart, pitch-approximate bawling as is heard from him throughout the performance is quite exciting at a visceral level here and there but catastrophic where voices must blend, twisting Verdi into Ives).

In fact, Algeria have never even looked remotely competent or exciting at a World Cup before.

Algeria has never made it past the group stages of the World Cup before, likely because Algeria has never even looked remotely competent or exciting at a World Cup before.

The majority of respondents pointed out that the first results were exciting at a time of very limited alternatives.

However, as is shown in (c) and (d), when exciting at a wavelength of λ = 1000 nm, MI provided a distribution close to Gaussian, unlike WI, which produced a skewed Gaussian that is indicative of spherical aberration.

It's an exciting field at an exciting time.