Sentence examples for getting very exciting from inspiring English sources

Everything's getting very exciting right now".

After some rather uneventful years off the pitch, things seem to be getting very exciting at the Six Nations.

"They were all getting very exciting about all the possibilities of this, that and the other, and I would say what about the Data Protection Act (DPA) and it is definitely not a cool thing to say".

JD: It's getting very exciting.

British politics just got very exciting".

Obviously, our life got very exciting.

"That is when it really got very exciting," Mr. Phipps said.

The story gets very exciting but I don't want to give away the plot.

"It would get very exciting if a more cold-blooded attitude started to emerge," he says.Yet not all are struggling.

They only encounter a few Storm Troopers so the story never gets very exciting and we never think the children are about to get caught or are in terrible danger.

If he is allowed to develop this further, and can fight off the troglodytes in the party who would want to see him abandon any pretence of analytical thought in favour of yet another vacuous 10-point-plan (Charles Kennedy's big mistake in 2005), then things could get very exciting for the party indeed.