Sentence examples for exciting from its from inspiring English sources

He wanted to find a way to keep what was then the Winston Cup season exciting from its first race to its last, and not just for fans, but also for sponsors of racecars and owners of racetracks.

This review traces the origin of this exciting field from its pioneers to the society as it exists today.

Google Glass is facing some challenges in terms of public perception and an ongoing debate about its role in the public forum, but it has some potential in specific realms that could be very exciting, apart from its ability to be a huge consumer success.

At its upfront presentation Monday at Radio City Music Hall, NBC showcased the most exciting talent from its upcoming 2015-16 season, including Neil Patrick Harris, Dolly Parton and... Bob Greenblatt?

"Viewers will witness the decade at its most exciting – from the ruthless sexual politics behind the polite social facade to the revelations that redefined the world for a new generation".

St. Helens led, 8-0, with a try, worth four points, and two goals from its exciting young winger Kyle Eastmond before Leeds hit back to level the score at halftime.

That's the problem with patents - it's exciting from a news perspective but consumers don't really notice much difference.

"But then it became exciting from the audience's point of view.

How can you help enterprises from that perspective?" "It's exciting from our standpoint.

"It's been exciting from Day 1".

It's more exciting from a proof of concept standpoint".