Sentence examples for one more exciting from inspiring English sources

Relaford punctuated the night with one more exciting play in the eighth inning, this time going to his right.

We've got – count 'em – 24 matches to get through in the next few hours, each one more exciting than the last, and we're going to look at them all*.

There are multiple packages available, each one more exciting than the next, guaranteeing that every business owner can find a package that is a great financial and brand fit.

Short fights make longer ones more exciting, by reminding everyone that the end can come suddenly.

The Toyota hybrid range is like a variety of bird – there's the one you see everywhere, the Prius, and for some reason that makes the rarer ones more exciting.

Now, you might have seen other, similar silicone camera cases from other companies, but what makes this one slightly more exciting is that it's one of the first brands to support the Nikon D90 and Canon 50D.

Often overlooked, one potentially more exciting application of crowdfunding on filmmaking is yet to be fully realized: Bringing studio P&A decision-making into the digital age.

If there's one thing more exciting than the Christmas special, it's the coming-soon trailer – and here was a doozy.

The ever-growing line's pre-holiday success was no doubt due in no small part to the recent arrival of the refreshed Surface Book and the brand new Surface Studio, the swiveling all-in-one that marks one of the more exciting pieces of consumer hardware from the company in recent months.

Normally it's not one of the more exciting bowls, but this one featured Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel in what will probably be his final game before declaring for the NFL.

The problem with engaging imaginatively with history is that the strength of its pull is directly related to how much one knows: The more one discovers, the more exciting it becomes, and the more tame and circumscribed our present lives can seem.