Sentence examples for exciting ever from inspiring English sources

"It's been exciting ever since".

"I'm 28, and I don't think my generation has seen an election this exciting ever," she said.

Robert Frost describes a "bodily memory" of playing ball as a kid that can make watching it physically exciting ever afterward, even for couch potatoes.

Just months after Mr. Baird became county prosecutor — a post he was encouraged to take because "nothing exciting ever happens in Nodaway County"— he found himself in a courtroom for the first time with Mr. McElroy, who had shot an elderly Skidmore grocer in the neck with a shotgun.

In the play-offs, they saw off the Oakland Athletics, in a game described as one of the most exciting ever, then 'swept' the Los Angeles Angels 3-0, and the big-hitting Orioles 4-0 in the American League Championship Series.

Nothing exciting ever really happens on Tuesdays.

It's an exciting, ever-changing world, this one of niche OSes and freaky desktop replacements.

If you look at reinvention as "finding" or "discovering" your place in this new, exciting, ever-changing world and accept the fact it won't be easy, or secure, or comfortable, you can begin to enjoy the good part, which is watching the future unfold in front of you".

In a tweet last month, Johnson said Curry had a "chance to be the most exciting player ever!"...@StephenCurry30 also has a chance to be the most exciting player ever!

It was the most exciting holiday ever.

"It's the most exciting thing ever," she said.