Sentence examples for most exciting with from inspiring English sources
La Vucciria and Ballaro are two of the most exciting, with an Arabic vibe and a craziness reminiscent of Bangkok.
They're perhaps the least gymnastic of these couples, and often the most exciting, with mercurial emotion in those knife-sharp steps.
The East Regional might be the most exciting, with top-seeded Oklahoma (24-6), No. 2 Wake Forest (24-5) aNo.No. 3 Syracuse (24-5) offerindividualdual star power in Hollis Price, Josh Howard and Carmelo Anthony.
The story at Taunton has been among the most exciting, with Nick Compton's bid to reach 1,000 first-class runs before the end of May, experienced men unavailable through injury or otherwise and replaced by impressive fresh youngsters.
That turned out to be one of baseball's most exciting games, with the Yankees' Ralph Terry beating the Giants, 1-0, and the game ending with Willie McCovey's lineout to Bobby Richardson.
In part that's because she is one of Nashville's most exciting songwriters, with a chirpy, exuberant voice.
England can already boast the world's most famous player (even if he is not here in Azerbaijan) and its most exciting teenager (with apologies to Cristiano Ronaldo), and the day is surely approaching when Sven-Goran Eriksson can also claim to have the most accomplished left-back in the business.
The high school game is the most exciting, filled with risk and novelty and razzle-dazzle, from the Single Wing to the Wing T to the A11, where all 11 players are potentially eligible to receive a pass and linemen are as obsolete as dinosaurs.
Kove is one of the UK's most exciting newcomers, with a sparse but incredibly dynamic discography that carries him through polished drum & bass and house music variations.
Still, some of the most exciting advances with Fc-fusions will undoubtedly emerge from their more recent application in areas such as vaccines and microarray technologies.
Perhaps the most exciting opportunity with liquid metal is the ability to reconfigure its shape for shape reconfigurable electronics (e.g., switches, reconfigurable antennas, reconfigurable circuits).
