Sentence examples for exciting number from inspiring English sources

Given the ecstatic reviews, it's not an exciting number.

"This is my sixth album... six is not an inherently exciting number.

That and the exciting number of fascinating but flawed female leads – the most famous, of course, being The Killing's Sarah Lund, whose fierce intelligence and lumpy jumpers captivated everyone from the Duchess of Cornwall to Jennifer Saunders.

Here's why 15% is such an exciting number.

Megan Vick of Billboard favored it as "the most exciting number" of the episode, and Entertainment Weekly Tim Stack went further in his praise: he bestowed a grade of "A+" and lauded it as "one of the most memorable and energetic Glee performances ever, thanks in no small part to Paltrow".

"That needs a lot of work, but there are some exciting numbers," said Sangster.

And, also, that working harder to enforce it would be a good idea.But the benefits of open data go beyond providing exciting numbers to crunch.

Even their less exciting numbers, such as the melodramatic "Explorers" with its overwrought lyrics, "free me from this world", are carried by the band's convincing performance and tight precision, as are bombastic songs that should not add up, such as the piano-led "United States of Eurasia" with its fusion of Ravel's Bolero with Freddie Mercury and shades of Paul McCartney.

We needed people who could tell big exciting stories with big exciting numbers.

Despite the weather, and the not-so-exciting numbers for Ghostbusters and Ice Age, overall takings are down just 1% on the previous frame, and a handy 17% up on the equivalent weekend from 2015, when Ant-Man debuted in the top spot.

And this is a vision that is exciting increasing numbers of Britons".