Sentence examples for somewhere more exciting from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully somewhere more exciting than it is now".

The local betting is that the Clintons will eventually head somewhere more exciting.

If this is the promised global village, maybe it's time we took ourselves somewhere more exciting.

Or we'd head for the West Coast or Europe, somewhere more exciting.

Overshadowed by flashier neighbours, such as Rio and Buenos Aires, it has traditionally been nothing more than an unavoidable stopover en route to somewhere more exciting: Patagonia, Easter Island, the Atacama desert.

And she will never pay over $100 for Avicii because she knows that one weekend of clubbing is equivalent to one week somewhere far more exciting.

I have three kids and ultimately every "educational" toy they've used – from LittleBits to Nintendo Labo – has ended up in a corner somewhere, ignored for more exciting fare.

But we know them too well, and can see in their eyes that they don't want to be there – that they would rather be somewhere else doing something more exciting.

We tend to feel like once we hit the goal that's when you're going to be happy, and I feel like every new artist that's coming through has that drive and hunger to get to somewhere and that journey is probably more exciting than when you actually hit it.

Being somewhere that's completely unknown and a little bit taboo makes sex more exciting.

The reason I say this is for anyone who knows what it feels like to enter a room more exciting than the one before it; to pass from New York City at night to somewhere even more vibrant. .