Sentence examples for exciting heights from inspiring English sources

The choral finale found Norrington at his best, though, inspiring the London Philharmonic Choir to exciting heights, and the LPO answering his every demand.

Writing in the foreword of the booklet for the anthology, Mr. Strachwitz notes that he discovered this music on the radio in the 1950's: "a fascinating era in American vernacular culture, when almost every regional or ethnic tradition was evolving with the help of amplification... and reaching new and ever more exciting heights".

"I was less into a swinging form of jazz, and more into a rock form of jazz… but I was attempting to drive myself to exciting heights, while playing behind horn players" he deadpans.

Exciting exciting exciting.

They describe Biff as "raising trivia to exciting new heights'.

"Exciting, exciting".

Artists who enjoy free-wheeling, intuitive painting programs have also pushed Tiltbrush, Google's virtual reality painting software, to exciting creative heights.

But Isle of Dogs pushes stop-motion animation to exciting, ambitious new heights, and this behind-the-scenes look at how the film was made makes it abundantly clear how impressive Anderson's artistry really is.

This week's initial public offering of Dunkin' Brands, owner of the coffee and doughnuts chain and Baskin-Robbins ice cream shops, shows that in a low-growth world, even old-school businesses are capable of exciting investors to new heights of giddiness.

Snaking its way around the sculptures is a volanic rock wall in the form of a pre-Hispanic serpent that, if you are not fazed by heights, provides an exciting view of the sculptures and the nearby cultural complex.

"Sleeve death" can be an exciting experience; thrill-seeking reaches new heights once the human body is disposable.