Sentence examples for exhilarating new from inspiring English sources
The issue includes a portfolio of six emerging photographers whom its editors, in a partnership with the International Center of Photography, have identified as "exhilarating new talents".
The secret is safe with The Right Size, who are exhilarating new masters of an old zany art.
At loose ends after retiring as a book editor, Herman Gollob found an "exhilarating new purpose in life" while watching a performance of "Hamlet": he decided to become a "Shakespeare maven" in his Lear years.
To anyone else who ever loved Peanuts - or who simply loves great biography - I recommend, for our Christmas present, David Michaelis's deftly written, intellectually exhilarating new biography Schulz and Peanuts (HarperCollins US).
"An intimate arbitrary iPod shuffle" is Barbara Fasano's capsule description of "Helluva Town: A New York Soundtrack," the exhilarating new show she and her husband and musical partner, Eric Comstock, have brought to the Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel.
I ARRIVED in New York in September 1959, ready to conquer this exciting and exhilarating new world after working for several years in the classic restaurants of Paris.
When Alarm Will Sound, the unusually versatile, reliably exhilarating new-music ensemble, made its Zankel Hall debut in 2006, Carnegie Hall celebrated the occasion with a newly commissioned work, Wolfgang Rihm's "Will Sound".
It can be exhilarating enjoying your new freedom – having closed one chapter I am now looking forward to one day being a Grandma….. you will always be part of children's lives.
Bolaño found the dislocation exhilarating: his new home, he later recalled, was "a vast, almost imaginary place where freedom and metamorphosis were a daily spectacle".
An exhilarating, assured new play by David Auburn that turns the esoteric world of higher mathematics literally into a back-porch drama.
An exhilarating, assured new play by David Auburn that turns the esoteric world of higher mathematics literally into a back-porch drama, as accessible and compelling as a detective story.
