However deserving those shows may be, "again" is not the most exhilarating word in awards-show language.
Hello Huffington Post Beauty Readers, Life these days can be exhilarating when words such as Trump.
Whatever the gaps in the writing, Tiffany's production is an exhilarating blend of words, music, movement and mime in the great populist tradition of Joan Littlewood and John McGrath.
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The word exhilarating has appeared in 842 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Jan . 25in "A Dunk and an Exclamation That Still Reverberate" by Zach Schonbrun: For years after he tore down a basketball rim with a one-handed dunk on a Monday night in January, Jerome Lane tried to replicate the same achievement just about every time his feet left the floor.
He uses words like "exhilarating" and "terrifying" as he remembers what it felt like when he won the role of an interpreter.
"Exhilarating" is not a word many people associate with Greenspan, but there is more to him than the lugubrious figure who appears on C-span and CNBC.
"Exhilarating's probably the word - it was a fantastic performance," Adams told BBC Radio Devon.
I'd call Memories of the Revolution "invaluable" -- if only that word conveyed how exhilarating it is to read this new book, the inside story of the women's theater corps that infiltrated New York culture in the '80s, transforming it in ways that continue to resonate.
It is bizarre, heartbreaking, voyeuristic, and it's also exhilarating to see Charlotte's words destroyed and then resurrected in this way.
