Sentence examples for into more exciting from inspiring English sources

I'm into more exciting sports.

I only saw the part of Farnborough that was a commuter town, because my dad got on a train and went to London five days a week, which is maybe why I thought the place was so boring – just somewhere that's usefully close to another, much bigger and better place – and threw myself instead into more exciting spaces such as Narnia, Middle-earth and Earthsea.

"When we got into more exciting areas the choices weren't good enough.

Lay encouraged executives to shift cash from Enron's boring, low-growth pipelines into more exciting ventures, sometimes giving the division chiefs a chance to invest in them.

She transforms whatever does happen into a more exciting drama.

But Mr Fleming also concedes that Wal-Mart needs to turn a trip to one of its shops into a more exciting and pleasant experience.

Don't use what you learn to create rules; use what you learn to push your team into even more exciting experiments.

Electronic and experimental music is thriving, and boundaries between genres, media and scenes are being dissolved and swirled into ever more exciting permutations.

Certainly, the droning bassline of "Sweet and Bitter" and the distortion applied to Gonzalez's vocals throughout transform what is a slightly samey LP into a more exciting live experience.

She selected a pirate story, which began with a great deal of description, so she asked them if they didn't want to skip that part and get into the more exciting passages.

Technologies that are opening up an array of new applications are pushing the magnet-making industry far beyond traditional uses in telephones, tape recorders, pot holders and children's toys into a more exciting and glamorous, as well as lucrative, world.