Sentence examples for more exciting at from inspiring English sources
Food in this city is getting better and more exciting, at a rapid clip.
Does she think these new standards are more exciting, at least, for the home cook?
Ithaka, which I did not like, was more exciting, at least, as the violence and lust livened it up!
Anna Netrebko has never been more exciting, at steely strength through her full range, spinning ornament with precision and elegance, and performing this uneasy role with febrile commitment.
The action was rather more exciting at Nottingham Forest, where the home team twice came from behind to beat Bristol City 3-2 – a result that allowed Forest to climb out of the relegation zone and Norwich, 2-1 losers at Swansea, drop into it.
What's even more exciting (at least to heavy shoppers) is what the team is working on next: price alerts.
It's much more exciting arriving at a destination by sea than by plane.
The greatest Knick assassin of the last decade had had more exciting days at the Garden.
Certainly by night, Hoxton Square is probably more exciting than at any time since it was laid out in 1683.
"The opportunities of technology and what it enables us to do are more exciting than at any time in our history".
Given that the aim of the author was to produce prime-time television, the results are bound to be more exciting, or at any rate more tendentious, than the kind of thing we could properly expect from Wells.
