Sentence examples for exciting for more from inspiring English sources

Because this time they're designing for a much wider audience, and developing a work that will need to stay relevant and exciting for more than just a concert tour or Superbowl Sunday.

Queen B headlining one of the most popular music festivals in the country is exciting for more than the simple fact that she is Beyoncé: She's also the first solo female artist to headline Coachella in the last decade and the first black woman ever to headline the California-based festival. .

He didn't quite reach their heights, but he has nonetheless been one of jazz's most viscerally exciting artists for more than 30 years.

Mr. Blahnik, who has been making exciting shoes for more than two decades, is emerging as a kind of polymorphic celebrity: a bon vivant/shoemaker, whose unabashed eccentricities fascinate.

California Department of Motor Vehicles locations, often the bane of a driver's existence, will be exciting places for more than 1 million Californians next month.

"The men's wear was a great line, but I think this is so much more exciting for her and much more her," said Margot Zucco, Stark's managing director.

Those fans who have been like, really, really impatient — yeah, it's not only exciting for me but more to have it out in the world to hear.

It made for more exciting, painful viewing.

They shrink distances and handle countless mundane tasks, freeing up time for more exciting pursuits.

This means more money set aside for safety and less for more exciting, and riskier, trades.

The ups and downs made for more exciting racing — but also proved costly for riders involved in several serious crashes.