Sentence examples for interesting to pass from inspiring English sources

Little progress was reported from Mr. Clinton's session with Mr. Arafat, although today a senior administration official said the president had heard some "things that were interesting" to pass on to Mr. Barak.

Sometimes you stumble across something that's too interesting to pass up.

A friend e-mailed her a job notice outlining a position at Defence Canada that just seemed too interesting to pass up -- so she applied on a whim, not thinking much of it.

I was immediately intrigued the strange incongruence was too interesting to pass up.

But this Egyptian-themed room with a leopard-print bed was too interesting to pass up.

GR: After I had all of the pieces in the can from Medeski's performance, I thought it would be really interesting to pass each one of the pieces on to artists that don't usually work with this material and try to rearrange it.

Modern day cell phones offer a variety of interesting stuff to pass time.

"It just felt more interesting, more authentic" to pass up "celebrity-level people" in favor of people for whom "travel is basically a way of life," said Stephen Niedzwiecki, chief creative officer at Yard, which is based in New York.

Thus adequate filters are needed to pass interesting information only.

You can read their interesting works not only to pass away the time but also to build up the knowledge on travel industry and several destinations.

Things got interesting when swabs were used to pass the virus from one ferret's nose to another's.