Sentence examples for exciting use from inspiring English sources

This is one of his best buildings, very austere with an exciting use of materials".

"It is ripe for greater and more exciting use of the office's jurisdiction".

Tim Hatley's partitioned wall of a set also opens up to allow exciting use of the Olivier's epic space.

I've rarely seen a more exciting use of audience participation than in Thomas Ostermeier's Berlin Schaubühne production of Ibsen's play.

The production makes exciting use of the space to express the play's governing idea: that adolescent withdrawal and parental heedlessness are part of a familiar pattern, but that they also contain a secret fury which here erupts in spectacular violence.

What else? Manchester University is running the Great British Raspberry Pi Bake Off, a competition for kids to design an exciting use for the RPi; it's sending out RPis and Pi-Faces to the developing world, places like Bangalore and Kenya, where the RPi has caused a sensation but has been hard to come by.

And Breuer's Brutalist bunker is not getting better with age, or inspiring artists to come up with new, exciting uses for it as Wright's spiral is.

Mr. Darling's surreal blending of Mrs. Wilkinson's dance class with a clash between miners and police is one of the freshest, most exciting uses of narrative dance I've seen in years.

He says: "We will also extend this opportunity to our staff who, as a group, have a lot of entrepreneurial flair, which could, with a few hundred pounds, be put to exciting uses".

One of the more exciting uses of social network is to look for patterns of behaviour on networks such as Twitter that predict the behaviour of people in the real world.

That's an exciting use-case that shows the novelty," he said.