exciting sentence examples

• In addition to original rules, many unique features make the gameplay more exciting than ever.
• It is incredibly exciting to be part of this project, to make reading a habit for people who don't normally read.
• Exciting to see the paddle wheels.
• Exciting opportunity now exists for a clinical trainer to cover the southern region.
• Each one helps to enhance families' reading experiences with the classic dr. seuss books and inspire exciting, original new story lines.
• Some organizations have excellent graphics people who could take the simple outlines and make them visually exciting.
• Exciting prospect for the new season.
• As this was the only connection we had to make we decided to run it to make it seem more exciting.
• It's been hugely exciting to work with technology on this level.
• Exciting venture.
• Sounding very exciting at the moment, quite a departure from a lot of our other stuff.
• Like the episode i commentary this makes for interesting, if not terribly exciting listening.
• Exciting adventure!
• The final proved exciting having three members of the marham club in it and an infiltrator from a lesser camp!
• There are very exciting plans on to drawing board for a national rag week in december.
• Exciting possibilities for anyone planning a south america gap year.
• A tiger patterned fish among clusters of brightly colored coral reef or the flowing shapes of seaweed may look more exciting.
• With such high numbers we are anticipating a really exciting event which will put shetland on the map.
• Exciting initiative, which encourages more young people to become involved in sport in their local communities.
• Click to open full item back to top of page tuesday 06 june 2006 dons trust news can the world cup get more exciting?

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