Sentence examples for exciting walk from inspiring English sources
It is an exciting walk in all seasons, with wildfowl on the lakes in winter and breeding seabirds on Stackpole Head in summer.
On Wednesday, Yasiel Puig (via Michael Taylor) helped deliver an unlikely sweep of the Washington Nationals in one of the most exciting walk-off plays (Vin Scully's call here) of the season.
Our group had an exciting walk-about with our hotel's executive chef, Andres Davila, as he demonstrated his daily routine buying the fresh foods that would be served for dinner that evening.
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"It's super exciting just to walk in the footsteps of these early explorers".
"It was exciting just to walk into the lab, full of anticipation that that day I might be the first human being ever to see some unimaginable new creation".
It's the driving force behind Estuary, a new biennial arts festival that launches in September and will celebrate the stories and subcultures of the area, with an exciting programme of walks, talks, art exhibitions and literary and music events in venues as diverse as Southend Pier and Tilbury cruise terminal.
It's something that's exciting when he walks to the crease," Buttler told BBC Sport.
Because working on a movie set is about as exciting as a slow walk through an oil field, you blindly reach out for whatever the craft service wagon has on display to quell the boredom -- usually an endless supply of doughnuts, meat loaves, fries, burgers and dogs, things in gravies and quite cosmic pastries drowning in sugars and jams.
"It's much more exciting to me to walk up 138th Street and see the transformation of these burned-out buildings and rat-infested lots than it is to walk up Park Avenue".
