Sentence examples for exciting leap from inspiring English sources

The Exponent of Earth (You Make Me) Derek Eller 615 West 27th Street, Chelsea Through June 21 Jessica Jackson Hutchins's third solo show in New York represents a big, exciting leap forward, even if it falls a little short.

"This partnership is so special because it represents an exciting leap forward in enabling people to connect their virtual and real worlds.

And on one hand, this move towards open collaboration, completely ignored in the past, is a tremendously exciting leap forward: progress, if you will.

Simple, well-made and unobtrusive doesn't seem like the toughest of design briefs, nor in this age of unimaginably exciting leaps in nanotechnology and a Large Hadron Collider does making something to boil water.

Of course, a lot of the original game sucked; the combat didn't work and the exciting leaps into the unknown became frustrating when they constantly ended in death.

Exciting exciting exciting.

It's very exciting that the Leap controller has attained excellent hardware design, high precision, excellent speed and low price — today.

Lee, a tech-savvy 20-something who is rarely impressed by my various electronic wonders, turned to me and said his first words since sitting down perhaps three minutes earlier, "Are you kidding me?" Kinect is clearly the most exciting, most important leap forward for interactive home entertainment since Nintendo introduced the Wii four years ago.

There's always been an emphasis on craft and construction in the clothes, the designers point out, so Paris is an exciting and natural leap.

It was so exciting that I leapt into the air and screamed.

And if parachuting into the London Olympics with Queen Elizabeth II weren't exciting enough, Daniel Craig will leap into his first hosting role on the Oct. 6 broadcast of "Saturday Night Live," with Muse, the British rock band that created the official song for the 2012 Summer Olympics.