Sentence examples for getting exciting in from inspiring English sources

At the time, however, things were getting exciting in a sport that occupied a lot of her spare hours: windsurfing.

As he was about halfway through a mango-and-crab salad, things started to get exciting in a Quentin Tarantino kind of way.

Things can get exciting in front of the cameras.

The autocratic government run by Kim Jong-is is notoriously cantankerous and has proved itself more than willing to play diplomatic games with foreign nationals, which means visits to the "Hermit Kingdom" always have the potential to get exciting in a hurry.

"The good thing for Radio Shack is that it's getting exciting products in the stores," Casey said.

Deep archaeology is getting exciting.

The ride is getting exciting!

Researches focusing on the energy metabolism have always been of great importance and interest, and after a century's effort, scientists have got exciting achievements in understanding the respiratory chain.

"I know it doesn't sound right, but it gets exciting when people are in trouble," said Josh Doubenmier, 24, a machinery technician third class from Las Vegas.

But it is in 16th-century Italy that the story gets exciting.

But it is again upstairs, in the garçonnière — the bachelor's quarters — where things get exciting.