Sentence examples for exciting each other from inspiring English sources

For now, though, this group of bands charges on and on, exciting themselves, exciting each other and gradually exciting more and more strangers, too.

"The way the prefrontal cortex creates these representations is by having pyramidal cells – they're actually shaped like little pyramids – exciting each other.

You need to figure out new ways to connect, and to be exciting to each other.

This doesn't mean you have to go sky diving or climb Mount Everest, but it does mean that you should go out of your way to keep things exciting, pushing each other out of your comfort zones, and doing the things that you never thought you would do.

Zo Charlton: "It was exciting to see each other in the morning.

They continued to plan, babbling like water, with Oka and Fitch exciting and tempering each other with more ideas.

The program of this symposium was perfect to intermingle and to discuss new and exciting data with each other.

They meet tonight for the fourth time in a Grand Slam final amid renewed complaints that they don't play exciting championship matches against each other.

Like Scotland itself, our literature is a broad political church and we're having an exciting, ongoing conversation with each other," said Alan Bissett, while Denise Mina felt that "we have allowed the arts to be co-opted by politics.

7 30 p.m., Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800; $28 to $35. (Kozinn) JAIME LAREDO AND LEON FLEISHER (Wednesday) Two distinguished musicians, the violinist Jaime Laredo and the pianist Leon Fleisher, play all three of Brahms's violin sonatas, sublime and exciting works that complement each other on a program.

Today's teens have all sorts of exciting ways to sext each other.