Sentence examples for told exciting from inspiring English sources

There is an air of penitent mortification about his work, which frustrates even as it arouses our childish yen to be told exciting stories.

I've always found having my chart read or fortune told exciting.

Those concerned with behaviour change communication also tell exciting tales about the benefits of mobile phones, for example, in promoting flood safety or educating young mothers.

Sitting alone at the table where women get their nails done, she thinks back to life in Minas, Brazil, and how much she used to enjoy telling exciting tales about New York whenever she went back.

Most of what you know about the place you're going, and its people, has been shaped by media that are in the business of telling exciting and controversial stories, not reporting the often-dull truth.

NASA used to be great at telling exciting stories.

"On a week-to-week basis we're telling exciting cop stories, stories that nobody else can tell on TV".

It's called VICELAND, and it's packed with shows that tell exciting stories from all over the world.

If you haven't already heard, we recently launched our very own TV channel called VICELAND, packed with shows that tell exciting stories from all over the world.

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Slattery added: "He told him exciting stories about his money-making schemes and promised him money in return for helping him with his illicit business.