Sentence examples for exciting gossip from inspiring English sources
What makes me uneasy are the double standards revealed when such stories become exciting gossip.
Exciting exciting exciting.
She says only that Dylan and Baez's 'professional appearances together were exciting and provoked gossip about an affair.
Tiger Woods's philandering notwithstanding, the truth often proves less exciting than the gossip preceding it.
This is exciting, because as a Gossip Girl fan I wonder how Sage will get that diamond back from Nate Archibald.
We will drink tea, watch Netflix, and catch up on all the Canadian gossip because DJs have such exciting lifestyles.
The band's live show has garnered critical acclaim and has cemented Gossip's reputation as one of the most exciting and relevant must-see live bands.
The Repealers are shown to be exciting public figures and politics is seen through the lens of gossip.
It is written for people whose imaginative lives are confined to TV cartoons, and the exaggerated (more exciting, not threatening) mirror-worlds of soaps, reality TV and celebrity gossip.
