Sentence examples for exciting transition from inspiring English sources

Once a national metaphor for dangerous neighborhood, Bed-Stuy is going through an exciting transition.

That makes for some exciting transition plays at the other end.

When I first met her, she had just moved into her own office, an exciting transition for an up-and-coming academic physician.

The Amiga era was a period of exciting transition, from the formative days of the 8bit computers with their cute, blocky games made by cute blocky bedroom coders, to the serious business of the 32bit consoles, with their big development teams and million-dollar budgets.

11 -- E-mail from Comcast announced "a very exciting transition to Comcast High-Speed Internet" (encouraging, but I'd prefer it unexciting); all customers were to be transferred by Feb. 28 and we'd have access to our @Home e-mail until then.

Hoberman, a non-executive director of Guardian Media Group, reckons Made.com is part of a new e-commerce trend: "From an investment trend perspective we see an exciting transition from retailing to 'me-tailing' where consumers are in control, influencing which designs make it into production and with a more direct connection to the factory.

It's been exciting transitioning from theory to practice.

In this scheme, a laser with adjustable wavelength irradiates the volume of gas from which the ions are to be extracted, exciting a transition from an atom's ground state to one of its excited (high-energy) states.

4. Kasha's rule states that fluorescence is independent of the mode or wavelength of excitation and thus exciting different transitions of a molecule will yield the same fluorescence emission spectrum.

But it's turned out to be an exciting career transition that has allowed me to make use of my background in mechanical and biomedical engineering in a fast-moving, fun business environment.

That you are about to undergo a major and exciting life transition may not have fully sunk in yet.