Sentence examples for reading for exciting from inspiring English sources

But how did Strickland come to leave "dull and flat" Reading for "exciting and mountainous" Transylvania to shoot a feature film in Hungarian, a language he didn't speak?

The show used the tools of television -- music, animation, video -- to make reading exciting for kids.

However, he also read about the exciting redesign for New Street station, about the HS2 rail link, and about the city's own plans to redevelop Paradise Circus.

For more good laughs and for the good books that inspired other New Yorker cartoonists, read the exciting conclusion of this post at Michael Maslin's Inkspill blog.

This doesn't always make for exciting reading.

Her story is of an unreflective perseverance that doesn't make for exciting reading.

A committed Socialist Workers Party member, he is possibly the most politically engaged white poet writing today, which makes for exciting reading (and listening) whatever your political beliefs.

So while James Cross Giblin's latest, carefully researched biography, "The Rise and Fall of Senator Joe McCarthy," may not always make for exciting reading (and is marred by lackluster design), it is nonetheless timely and significant.

NASA has issued a report summarizing its official plans for exploring our solar system, and it makes for exciting reading — if you don't mind that it comes with a dose of realism.

It all makes for exciting reading even if some of the outcomes are cheesy and somewhat hard to believe.

Cases in which an activist quietly created long-term value don't make for exciting reading, just as "The Brooklyn Bridge failed to collapse today" won't make a great headline.