Sentence examples for exciting beginning from inspiring English sources

I truly hope yesterday's announcement will be an exciting beginning for the city itself.

Paradoxically, the film has to offer an exciting beginning and a happy ending at the same time.

Wallace experienced the birth of the Charlotte Bobcats and, using that as a frame of reference, said he believed the Nets would have an exciting beginning in Brooklyn.

Sir Ken Morrison, executive chairman of the enlarged group, described the completion of the deal as "an exciting beginning for our new company".

Euro 2012 might have had a depressing ending but I hope we will one day look back on it as an exciting beginning.

The Abstract Expressionists' pure formalism was the end of the road for painting, not the exciting beginning of a new frontier.

These moments of reckoning — in which something that once felt exciting begins to seem noxious, mephitic, dangerous — are important to heed.

My studio, where so many exciting things began.

Out of the clumsy left-footed waltz a graceful, truly exciting pattern began to emerge.

It was enormously exciting to begin with a blank sheet and Parisians - judging by their increased attendance at the opera - welcomed the new policy of a much more varied repertoire in the original language in new productions with international casts.

"For us as riders, it's a bit of a risk - there are accidents and mechanical problems that could happen - but it will make the race exciting and begin sort the race out at an early stage".