Sentence examples for to get exciting from inspiring English sources

"Now is where it starts to get exciting".

This game never got close and never needed to get exciting.

"The two tournaments we are still in are massive and things will start to get exciting now to the end of the season".

As he was about halfway through a mango-and-crab salad, things started to get exciting in a Quentin Tarantino kind of way.

Still, with one hurdle out of the way, the prospect of a New York welcome for the world's greatest athletes is beginning to get exciting.

What once astonished Mr. Wilson now produces a reaction so reliable that film and television producers deploy it as a Pavlovian trigger indicating that things are about to get exciting.

Investigative journalism can sound awfully dull and frustrating: endless hours spent trying to understand legal documents, calling people who refuse to talk, getting exciting breakthroughs that turn out to be incorrect.

"Things are going to start getting exciting once the sun starts to go down," says ITV4's man in the gantry.

Get exciting trees.

It's good to get things exciting".

"I don't have any fear of being whitewashed because to get really exciting stuff, you usually have to write it yourself," he says.