Sentence examples for made exciting from inspiring English sources

(The illness was not made exciting but with just a neat resolution with her cousin looking after him).

A serious double-cut pork chop will please hearty appetites, this familiar meat made exciting by an unusual sauce of Port and dried cherries.

Skirt steak is made exciting by a curious inversion: it's arranged around a mound of fresh horseradish so big it makes the meat look like the condiment.

Mr. Golijov, on the other hand, has made exciting successes of "Oceana" and his "Passion According to St. Mark" in orchestral settings but with Latin-American performers around him.

The playing surface held firm, and it was a surprisingly open encounter, made exciting by the numerous unforced errors from both sides who, although in camp for two weeks, showed that training is no substitute for playing.

As staff move into media city and other business take space I hope the focus will shift from the debates about staff moving or costs to programmes being made, exciting collaborations and events etc.

"Such baseless speculation may make exciting cable news, but it doesn't reflect fact".

"We need to make exciting books that kids will want to read".

Suffering can make exciting drama, of course, as long as you care about the sufferers.

And there are plenty of young black musicians making exciting and different music today.

Geothermal areas are noisy, smelly spectacular places, and roaring waterfalls will make exciting stops.