Sentence examples for looking for something exciting from inspiring English sources
They're looking for something exciting".
It's not that I don't have it, but Jordan and his staff are looking at that, looking for something exciting, I guess".
"You join a little startup, it's informal, people are looking for something exciting, probably working really hard, but you feel like you're a part of something new and fresh.
Then there's anyone who says they're Al Qaeda, perhaps bored, dissolute youth looking for something exciting and meaningful to do with their pointless lives, turned on by social media and its urgent ennui.
Looking for something exciting to do, I decided to spend most of the summer in Ghana doing an unpaid internship at a startup company founded by my dad.
"Guests are also looking for something more exciting than a facial or a massage.
The tourists are looking for something really exciting to thrill them.
When she started taking classes two years ago, she did so for fitness, she said, looking for something more exciting than machines.
He said he was looking for something visually exciting that felt light and sleek, "like it could really cut through the wind and the air".
Dancers gyrate underwater to represent the different flavours available to those who are looking for something more exciting than a cup of PG Tips.
In my book Zen Entrepreneurship, my mentor uncovers a pattern in my life that I was only barely consciously aware of at the time: I was always looking for something new and exciting, and would end up doing too many things at once.
