Sentence examples for exciting with an from inspiring English sources
Well the overall goal is to do something new, creative and exciting with an orchestra.
La Vucciria and Ballaro are two of the most exciting, with an Arabic vibe and a craziness reminiscent of Bangkok.
So exciting, with an exclamation mark since you never use them!
Photoluminescence excitation (PLE) spectra were obtained by exciting with a 450 W Xe-lamp monochromated with a double Czerny-Turner GEMINI 180 whose intensity was corrected by using Rhodamine B as a reference.
Our area was vibrant and exciting, with a handful of great restaurants and two big parks.
The new centre will look exciting, with a ferry to skim across to the Groton office for lunch.
I always try to do that, to have an entrance that is very exciting, with a lot of special effects.
On one level, I thoroughly enjoyed them as simple escapism: well made, engaging, fun and exciting, with a trés cool soundtrack.
Wouldn't the viewing experience be more exciting with a superimposed first-down graphic showing where on the carpet a celebrity would need to reach to avoid talking to Ryan Seacrest?
"These fifty years have been amazingly exciting, with a lot of totally unexpected new discoveries in connection with pulsars rolling in," Bell Burnell, currently a visiting professor in physics at the University of Oxford, said.
