Sentence examples for made more exciting from inspiring English sources

The Champions League could easily be made more exciting.

The brewing process for a green-hopped beer is made more exciting by a ticking clock.

They're tried-and-tested public art, a solid choice made more exciting here by a not-yet-developed setting.

The blame for that, he says, lies largely with government policies.Brazil's economic story could certainly be made more exciting with some reforms to its business environment.

Organised, public fireworks displays don't need to be embellished in an attempt to hold our attention; they don't need to be made more exciting.

Not only was this one of the very few history books to be turned into a play (at the National theatre), it was also a work made more exciting by the time in which it was written, an era of counter-cultural energy which Hill observed (and quietly celebrated) from the Balliol master's lodgings.

"I am working on new tools to make more exciting rubber bands and more bracelet patterns," he said.

Now it needs to make more exciting and innovative cars.Mr Toyoda's approach is not visionary.

If you want to make it more exciting, make lots of villains.

It made for more exciting, painful viewing.

He has - at the very least - made things more exciting.