Sentence examples for exciting escapade from inspiring English sources

While their adventures in Europe have made a mockery of their domestic form, they may also have contributed to it; most of the current squad have been there, done that and were always unlikely to do it again as far as the league title is concerned, while their run in the Champions League is a novel and exciting escapade.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

I had my escapades, some exciting, others less so.

It's a story worth telling, both for the exciting, round-the-world escapades that led up to it, and the light Stratton shines on the failures of America's war on a psychoactive plant.

Maybe it was the upheaval, or the thrill of being somewhere new and exciting, or the nightly drunken escapades all over the city.

If we invest in the research and development of clean energy technologies, rather than fossil fuel boondoggles like Keystone XL and Royal Dutch Shell's Arctic drilling escapades, who knows what new and exciting technologies we might have?

The Dreamcast was starting a run across the world and, despite its eventual ill fate for Sega, it was exciting to the casual gamer with its promises of online gaming and those long-awaited Sonic escapades in 3D.

The Dreamcast was starting a run across the world, and despite its eventual ill fate for Sega, it was exciting to the casual gamer with its promises of online gaming and those long-awaited Sonic escapades in 3-D.

The movements of this truck may not sound very exciting, but you will find yourself longing for its presence because it replaces the toxic characters whose escapades end in misery, pain and, yes, no fewer than three beheadings.

These exciting, cinematically beautiful treasure hunting adventures have a wonderful protagonist in Nathan Drake, an Indiana Jones-style hero who is drawn into a series of dangerous escapades.