That's exciting, but more exciting is following along live yourself.
|
|
It's terrifying, exciting, terrifying, exciting … Plus, I had never wanted it.
|
|
Yet when boring facts meet exciting spin, exciting spin often wins out.
|
|
Then it was an exciting new way to read (Kindle e-books), an exciting new way to publish (CreateSpace), an exciting new way to power the internet (Amazon Web Services), an exciting new way to get deliveries (Amazon Prime), an exciting new way to make your house a high-tech outpost (Alexa).
|
|
But it's an exciting – we're going to have an exciting set of announcements.
|
|
These people treated me like I was exciting, and so I felt exciting.
|
|
"Now we're reconnecting with the analog origins of this exciting—which was, back then, extremely exciting—and we're rediscovering it today, so it's also exciting," she added.
|
|
Exciting opportunities to travel come your way, and it's an exciting time to network.
|
|
Maybe they don't have exciting talent, or exciting companies — and that's just not true.
|
|
"It's either going to be an exciting success or an exciting failure," Musk said.
|
|
"It's just an exciting phase of our life and an exciting next step," Tyler said.
|
|
Otherwise, it was the same overwhelming experience: exhausting, exciting, daunting, dispiriting, stimulating, inspiring, exhausting, exciting.
|
|
The aesthetic had morphed from something that years ago combined the grimy, eccentric charms of a carnival with the spectacle of exotic animals to something more exciting—not actually exciting but Now With 35% More Excitement ™-exciting, May Contain Scenes of Belabored Melodrama-exciting.
|
|
These minigames are definitely the most exciting part of the game, but they aren't particularly exciting.
|
|
Image: AdobeAdobeAdobe is the most exciting tech company that few people consider to be very exciting.
|
|
Because this is a really exciting time, and Doctor Who represents everything that's exciting about change.
|
|
Hyperloop One promised more exciting tests before the end of the year for more exciting demonstrations.
|
|
With "Cruise," Florida Georgia Line made it seem exciting—and not just exciting but cutting edge.
|
|
It's been an exciting tournament for me so far and hopefully there are exciting things ahead.
|
|
We were new and exciting four years ago; we want to be new and exciting today, too.
|
|
"It's just an exciting phase of our life and an exciting next step," says the "Cruise" singer.
|
|
There are a lot of exciting young rappers these days, but Bloc might be the most exciting.
|
|
A job change is an exciting move, and these are exciting times in which to do it.
|
|
Tonight, your ruling planet Venus makes an exciting connection with Uranus, stirring up unexpected yet exciting emotions.
|
|
The ideas are exciting, but not exciting enough for me to recommend anybody pay money for them.
|
|
So there's an awful lot of exciting things going on out there and you know Virgin likes to be part of part of these exciting exciting developments Sultan: Well let me tell you.
|
|
So if you make food look more exciting or sound exciting, people are more likely to take it.
|
|
And I think that's really an exciting time for Under Armour, an exciting time for me and our relationship.
|
|
It's exciting work, though not so exciting as what he captured last October above the Cambrian Mountains in Wales.
|
|
This research may seem obscure, but it's exciting for the same reason many other esoteric physics discoveries are exciting.
|
|
So, to arrive at this point is so exciting — more than exciting, it's like a relief in many ways.
|
|
I think it could be the start of something really exciting, or the second chapter of something really exciting.
|
|
Richie is furious not for new and exciting reasons, but because he can't capture a new and exciting thing.
|
|
It sounds like an exciting new odd couple who will def keep us busy with some exciting murder mysteries.
|
|
Exciting conversations take place as the sun opposes lucky Jupiter, and you're seeing things from an exciting new perspective!
|
|
ER, meanwhile, was the opposite of relatable: It was exciting and wonderful because George Clooney was exciting and wonderful.
|
|
And I think there's going to be some exciting things happening for Boston, exciting things happening for the league.
|
|
There's a theoretically exciting race between the two frontrunners, and a couple of exciting performances in runner-up positions.
|
|
I feel the intersection of having a challenging, exciting body and challenging, exciting sex has made me a braver person.
|
|
The others — art, justice, impact at scale — seem way more exciting to me; terrifying, in their unreliability, but exciting nonetheless.
|
|
SOME OF THAT IS CLEARLY HAPPENING ITS EXCITING WHATS HAPPENING IN ATTRACTIONS, ITS EXCITING WHAT WE ARE DOING IN RESTAURANTS.
|
|
I didn't find that exciting because I don't think making money for the sake of making money is super exciting.
|
|
"It's either going to be an exciting success or an exciting failure — one big boom," Elon Musk told reporters on Monday.
|
|
The products are exciting and there's really nobody else in the Bay area that's doing as exciting stuff as Tesla is.
|
|
Exciting conversations take place, and you're pumped to have the information you need to push forward and embark on exciting adventures!
|
|
It's not that the game itself feels exciting, so much as the existence of the game makes the world feel exciting.
|
|
For me, the theater is so vibrant and exciting because the ecology of arts in D.C. is so vibrant and exciting.
|
|
Q. So the lack of exciting insects in South Wales, where you grew up led you to an extremely exciting insect scientifically?
|
|
Laptop shopping is fun and exciting — but not fun and exciting enough for you to want to do it every two years.
|
|
There are things that are exciting that are not important, and there are things that are important that are not particularly exciting.
|
|
Every fight is exciting, every time you make the walk it's exciting, but I try to not let it negatively impact me.
|
|
"There's lots of exciting language about exciting, dangerous pleasures, but there's very little language about most of the ordinary pleasures," Phillips said.
|
|
Their bookings used to be somewhat exciting, if exciting means special and special means rare and rare means meaningful; they aren't anymore.
|
|
"It's a very tech-friendly environment with collaborative work spaces that we think is exciting for the city and exciting for Ford."
|
|
Season 1 was a solid, if not particularly exciting foundation, and Epic has managed to build off of it in exciting ways.
|
|
Gotham It's impossible to tell if the introduction of supervillain Mr. Freeze is exciting or terrible or exciting in a terrible way.
|
|
However, exciting shifts take place as the sun opposes Jupiter on June 10—the mood is generous, and exciting opportunities come your way.
|
|
Mooney's the kind of guy folks can't take their eyes off; he radiates something bad and exciting, or he's exciting because he's bad.
|
|
There are exciting new chips and exciting new form factors coming, but neither was really ready to come out in force this January.
|
|
I did want to get that exciting energy of discovering new knowledge or learning about things that was so exciting in the book.
|
|
It's a prospect that should give every budding aviator chills, and it's an exciting product coming out at an exciting time in the industry.
|
|
Of course, finding exciting candidates is easier said than done, Plus, exciting candidates can also be excitable and thus they present a potential gamble.
|
|
"Your car becomes an exciting, an exciting place to be," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street," just after Monday's open on Wall Street.
|
|
Try to spend time around exciting people or read up on exciting things— but expect miscommunications or delays, as Mercury retrogrades into Aries today.
|
|
Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that even though moving can be exciting, exciting things are often fraught with stress.
|
|
When CNBC tried the headset out, we found the experiences to be immersive and exciting, perhaps too exciting, given it made the writer feel sick.
|
|
"It's exciting in the same way that an asteroid hurtling towards earth is exciting—yeah it's spectacular but we're going to die anyway!" he said.
|
|
"People understand it makes much more sense to go where there's an exciting brand, because where there's an exciting brand, there's career growth," she says.
|
|
It's a very exciting day in your social life, Gemini: Exciting meetings are taking place, and amazing ideas that will change your future are shared!
|
|
"It's one of the more exciting things, maybe the most exciting thing we're doing right now," said Bryon Donohoe, a senior scientist at the lab.
|
|
He knew that people loved to be part of something exciting, and he was good at making Abyssinian sound like the most exciting thing around.
|
|
Unfortunately, this more efficient NFL is coming at the expense of exciting plays as more efficient offenses are also more predictable, and in turn, less exciting.
|
|
"When it is no longer new and exciting, somebody else will be doing something new and exciting," he said, "and they will be taking the market."
|
|
They could say it was "exciting" but they had no spiel ready for why it was exciting, nor why the Store was crucial to its success.
|
|
Your ruling planet Mars makes an exciting change today as it enters air sign Gemini, finding you moving swiftly, having exciting conversations, and making things happen!
|
|
" Flights ," by the Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk (Riverhead), is exciting in the way that unclassifiable things are exciting—that is to say, at times confoundingly so.
|
|
"I think it's really exciting to have challenges right at the beginning of your career, like it's really exciting," he said after the Knicks picked him.
|
|
"Science is exciting because it is full of unsolved mysteries, and religion is exciting for the same reason," he said in his Templeton Prize acceptance speech.
|
|
Unearthing new talent is an exciting part of the process and it's been really exciting to be involved in selecting our line-up of players so far!
|
|
Robert Whittaker is one of the most exciting prospects in the already exciting middleweight division but it is understandable why so many wrote him off against Jacare.
|
|
But her surgery got done pretty late, so I saw Gary and her kids first, so it was exciting -- like we've all been through something exciting together.
|
|
"We thought it would be exciting to read, since she's such a evocative writer, and exciting to resurface, because she's such a beloved underground figure," Wagner says.
|
|
He knew when to bring it to a pitch of excitement, watchful to not overdo it, to avoid exciting the crowd when there was nothing exciting happening.
|
|
"It's not that it's more exciting than any other births in the family — it's different exciting, because she's my baby sister who I grew up with," Kendall explained.
|
|
"It's not that it's more exciting than any other births in the family — it's different exciting, because she's my baby sister who I grew up with," Kendall explains.
|
|
It's been a very exciting few days for Game of Thrones diehards — and by "exciting," we mean slightly less frustrating than it's been for the past eight months.
|
|
Another exciting day to watch out for in your social life is March 28, when Venus meets with rebel planet Uranus, finding you mingling with very exciting people.
|
|
Getting to live in a whole new space is very exciting, being able to discover it's quirks and creating new memories in a new space is always exciting.
|
|
The rediscovery of an ancient underground city in Turkey a few years ago was an exciting find—the very kind of exciting find that the internet eats up.
|
|
On November 26 and 27, the sun, your ruling planet Mercury, and Jupiter align, making for an especially exciting time at home—exciting news will come your way.
|
|
It's fun and exciting and intellectually exciting for me to think about how Vanity Fair can pursue some of those storylines because I think that audiences perceive the change.
|
|
This is an exciting moment for us, it's going to be an exciting year for us, and I can't imagine a better group of people to share it with.
|
|
There's nothing groundbreaking — or really even exciting — here.
|
|
A rich, exciting — and potentially lucrative — experience awaits.
|
|
" 'Oh, isn't this exciting,' " Garcia tells her son.
|
|
An exciting party may take place, or a date with plenty of fireworks, or perhaps you'll unveil a new creative project—lots of exciting things will be brought into being.
|
|
"This is an exciting line of research, and it's an exciting arrow pointing us in a direction," said Kyriakoudes, who testified in several of the lawsuits against the tobacco industry.
|
|
" Trump appeared to relish the discord, saying after the turmoil in the crowd that his rallies were more exciting than those of the other candidates: "But it is fun, and exciting.
|
|
The Moon is in Leo, lighting up the communication sector of you chart—exciting, but not nearly as exciting as the fact that Mercury, your ruling planet, ends its retrograde tomorrow!
|
|
Don&apost quit your day jobIt&aposs exciting to think of leaving your 9-to-5 in the rearview mirror as your fledgling business carries you speedily toward an exciting future.
|
|
" A much more exciting name than "Lexington Avenue Express.
|
|
Designed to simulate the Cold War — I know, exciting!
|
|
It's a time of change — exciting, but also scary.
|
|
So it's not exciting for him … He's a baby.
|
|
" - Varicose veins get an exciting rebrand as "nature's tattoos.
|
|
" Flint himself once said, "We were dangerous and exciting!
|
|
We're collectively already on that curve — which is exciting!
|
|
It's exciting … You can't beat a cat suit, right?
|
|
" Adds O'Leary, "Right now it is fun, exciting, entertaining.
|
|
I'll be honest – it's equal parts daunting and exciting.
|
|
A climax will take place for you professionally — exciting!
|
|
" He continued, "It is quite exciting, this Zealandia exploration.
|
|
" In the meantime, it's an exciting time for "Jeopardy.
|
|
"As exciting as 2008 was, this was one of the times where I was truly jealous not to be working at the show because it felt so vital and exciting," he says.
|
|
"It's not that it's more exciting than any other births in the family — it's different exciting, because she's my baby sister who I grew up with," explained the model and reality star.
|
|
In Vogue's April cover, she explained, ""It's not that it's more exciting than any other births in the family — it's different exciting, because she's my baby sister who I grew up with.
|
|
The NFL Tried To Make The Extra Point Exciting Exciting isn't the word I would use for it, though the extra point was at least less rote of a procedure in 2015.
|
|
Elkins Scores Vintage Elkins Win Over Pepey The the second last bout of the undercard paired Team Alpha Male's Darren Elkins with the always exciting Godofredo Pepey in an exciting featherweight booking.
|
|
Unfortunately, that conservatism has created a game that can be less exciting, and that can be seen in the steady decline in one of the most exciting plays in the sport — the turnover.
|
|
They're a quantum phenomenon in which exciting the electrons in a medium causes the atoms to continue exciting one another, creating a coherent beam of light where the photons have the same wavelength.
|
|
Tasty fake meat is exciting, but not nearly as exciting as the idea of a completely new food system with a diversity of inputs and completely new outputs—a completely new food science.
|
|
Also on June 26, Mercury in Gemini will connect with Uranus in Aries, which will bring some exciting conversations your way about some rarely discussed, possibly secret, or otherwise sexy or exciting topics.
|
|
I've found, during shoots, that I'll be working hard to get something exciting with clothes on, but as soon as I'm naked, the images get more exciting and I reach maximum aesthetic perfection.
|
|
Unfortunately, that conservatism has created a game that is far less exciting, and that can be seen in the steady decline in one of the most exciting plays in the sport — the turnover.
|
|
Don't get me wrong, you need to win as well, you can't be an exciting fighter and in exciting fight all the time and lose all the time and be in this job.
|
|
"When you add in the cannabis industry, which is this exciting, burgeoning, nascent industry with all kinds of things going on and huge growth coming, it&aposs a really exciting opportunity," Saik said.
|
|
My father worked in market research, so I sometimes got an early look at what was about to hit supermarkets — very exciting products like flavored puddings, not-so-exciting products like nonalcoholic beer.
|
|
And it's exciting to see minds working on these problems.
|
|
It is exciting and spontaneous, it is entertaining and interactive.
|
|
High Sierra is far from Apple's most exciting macOS update.
|
|
Below, Aflalo shares more about the brand's exciting new launch.
|
|
If you're into planes, this is probably exciting to you.
|
|
At least that weightless action looks exciting on the screen.
|
|
Because they are exciting as hell, and you know it.
|
|
OK, so an iPhone case doesn't sound all that exciting.
|
|
What about virtual reality do you find exciting right now?
|
|
How exciting and that I'm practicing this without knowing it.
|
|
Nothing super-exciting — but can you spot Obama peeking through?
|
|
And this resourcefulness doesn't mean boring practicality, but exciting creativity.
|
|
As if this week in baby births wasn't exciting enough!
|
|
There are a few reasons this is an exciting development.
|
|
"India is also incredibly exciting," Cook said earlier this year.
|
|
Exciting shifts are taking place on an emotional level, Capricorn!
|
|
Lots of exciting ideas are in the air today, Aquarius.
|
|
Anything exciting coming up that you can share with us?
|
|
It will stimulate all sorts of exciting new research areas.
|
|
HTC's best VR headset just got a lot more exciting.
|
|
"It's a really exciting thing they're doing here," McLoughlin said.
|
|
Tonight brings exciting news about career and your public life.
|
|
Not the most exciting dinner, but it hits the spot.
|
|
Not a bad looking pair, but not very exciting either.
|
|
There are a number of exciting updates beyond water resistance.
|
|
QUANTA MAGAZINE: How exciting was last Thursday's announcement for you?
|
|
Regardless of what happens, it should be an exciting day.
|
|
" He adds, "The more brave, bold and exciting the better.
|
|
If you think that's exciting, you should try the sandwiches.
|
|
There couldn't be a more exciting time to join us.
|
|
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is not a particularly exciting man.
|
|
It's an exciting evening to connect with your partners, Gemini.
|
|
And even more exciting that we get to work together!!
|
|
And this galaxy could foreshadow exciting discoveries from upcoming telescopes.
|
|
The video doesn't reveal anything particularly new or exciting, though.
|
|
That makes the most recent discovery an especially exciting one.
|
|
Purchasing a new set of headphones is an exciting process.
|
|
Still, it's exciting to be new and to make mistakes.
|
|
Television, everyone talks about television, but that's an exciting thing.
|
|
It was a really exciting ending to an awesome mission.
|
|
What can we do to make it interesting and exciting?
|
|
But it's very exciting to be able to do that.
|
|
"It's getting almost exciting ... something big is happening," he said.
|
|
Being back in the athletes' village was exciting but different.
|
|
Pay day is exciting, but it can also trigger overspending.
|
|
While promoting her exciting, new food line, O, That's Good!
|
|
"Getting the chance to do instruction is exciting," he said.
|
|
It is really exciting how that idea could be emotional.
|
|
It's an exciting ride and there's a lot of drama.
|
|
Celebrate male sexuality with Lovehoney and save on something exciting.
|
|
We can only imagine what exciting things he does next.
|
|
And then make the song sound as exciting as possible.
|
|
I think that's what's exciting about our country right now.
|
|
I mean, the car's extremely aerodynamic exterior isn't that exciting.
|
|
This, of course, brings us to an extremely exciting question.
|
|
It's exciting, fun and humbling all at the same time.
|
|
I think that makes it more exciting but also challenging.
|
|
"It's exciting to step into a leadership role," he says.
|
|
It was an exciting time to be an economist abroad.
|
|
The idea is to make the entire race more exciting.
|
|
This story's looking pretty exciting out there in the world.
|
|
The element of danger is more exciting than the flavor.
|
|
"It's exciting times for Thai MMA," he told VICE Sports.
|
|
Exciting yet nervous energy is in the air this morning.
|
|
That's what's most exciting, to do something graphic and bold.
|
|
Feige's announcement isn't just exciting because we loved Black Panther.
|
|
"Oh God, it was emotional — it was exciting," he said.
|
|
Expense reports aren't the most exciting thing in the universe.
|
|
But the most exciting, of course, is your winter coat.
|
|
"We believe it has an exciting future ahead," he added.
|
|
"It was a very exciting moment," she told the Guardian.
|
|
THANK YOU ALL FOR A VERY WILD & EXCITING 48 HOURS!
|
|
The enterprise has become a super interesting and exciting place.
|
|
"It's definitely making this whole engagement that much more exciting."
|
|
For them, it's just so exciting and fresh and new.
|
|
Frankly, not an exciting discovery in an open carry state.
|
|
Christina Milian has reached an exciting stage in her pregnancy.
|
|
Tonight we have a very exciting message from Libby ❤️
|
|
Smart Replies may actually be the more exciting feature here.
|
|
Someone could offer you something very rare and exciting today.
|
|
The energy is fun and exciting, especially in your relationships.
|
|
They were exciting novels that are loaded with starfighter battles.
|
|
A moment like that is exciting and devastating, Zaki said.
|
|
"That prospect should be exciting, just by itself," Federer said.
|
|
They'd think that was just the most exciting season possible.
|
|
In terms of Disney iconography, that's an exciting step forward.
|
|
"It was very exciting to find them," Mr. Chu said.
|
|
But those devices are not, at this present moment, exciting.
|
|
Communication is easy today, and you're receiving insightful, exciting news!
|
|
This may not sound exciting unless you've watched chameleons eat.
|
|
But it's really exciting to try to ask those questions.
|
|
This is a very exciting crossover episode of Recode Media.
|
|
"A transformation as an actor is always exciting," Skarsgard said.
|
|
It was exciting because we were doing so many things.
|
|
They tried to make the health class engaging and exciting.
|
|
The first flush of a relationship can be super exciting.
|
|
If it doesn't sound very exciting, that's because it isn't.
|
|
Us Weekly reports that Caplan's rep confirmed the exciting news.
|
|
Maylee Todd is genuinely one of Toronto's most exciting musicians.
|
|
Following Skylar's arrival, Rossi shared the exciting news on Instagram.
|
|
There's some exciting news coming from the beauty community too.
|
|
We've exciting news We're joining a new mobility brand family.
|
|
"Well, what an exciting day for Archies!" said Poehler, 47.
|
|
Work is honorable and it can be exciting and fun.
|
|
In all it's a pretty exciting of Vive's interactive elements.
|
|
The potential was exciting of what you could visually see.
|
|
"It's so exciting to share our engagement story," said Hart.
|
|
Uranus will have you cross paths with unexpected, exciting people.
|
|
Simply making a movie about war makes war look exciting.
|
|
Some saw it as an awesome and exciting unscripted moment.
|
|
That's exciting — but it only works if consumers buy it.
|
|
He's ready for that next step, and that was exciting.
|
|
As exciting as the moment was, it was entirely premature.
|
|
I think it's really exciting for film and for people.
|
|
Nintendo also didn't have a particularly exciting year on mobile.
|
|
Exciting changes are also taking place around your professional goals.
|
|
"They don't have any really exciting growth platform," she said.
|
|
Machine intelligence is the next exciting progression of artificial intelligence.
|
|
Scott and Jenner are both exciting about becoming new parents.
|
|
"It's exciting," Robinson told PEOPLE of her pregnancy in October.
|
|
They told Kevin about the baby, which is so exciting!
|
|
And it was exciting for her to see the dress.
|
|
Nexto could make education into something exciting enough to compete.
|
|
It's actually rather exciting to think about it, even now.
|
|
This spring is an exciting time for the royal family.
|
|
Actor John Stamos shared some very exciting news this morning.
|
|
It was very exciting to meet him, a huge rush.
|
|
It's as exciting and as fresh as it ever was.
|
|
We know that exercise, while extremely important, isn't always exciting.
|
|
"Next year is going to be really exciting," she offered.
|
|
"It's exciting," she said of being her dad's plus one.
|
|
What's exciting to you about the UK scene right now?
|
|
In any case, even the most exciting technologies have limitations.
|
|
But that's not nearly as exciting as building something new.
|
|
"It's a very exciting event for these kids," Rezvaya said.
|
|
Clearly the new council deserves a more dynamic, exciting name.
|
|
Thanks for making my life more exciting, spontaneous and imaginative.
|
|
"These are exciting times to study animal migration," Franco noted.
|
|
The quality of life attracts an exciting kind of person.
|
|
"This was a very exciting moment for us," he said.
|
|
For TeamIndus, there are a few, exciting things at stake.
|
|
Stay tuned for more photos from this exciting new campaign!
|
|
I'm starting to see more definition, and it is exciting!!
|
|
"What's next is where it gets really exciting," he said.
|
|
It's an exciting afternoon for both social and professional networking.
|
|
What is it about musicians as couples that's so exciting?
|
|
At least it looked exciting enough to trend on Twitter.
|
|
That was the terrifying, exciting beauty of traveling with them.
|
|
That's why the LePro 3 and Le S3 are exciting.
|
|
So scooters' slimline physique is also especially exciting to investors.
|
|
What is it about Japan that's so exciting to you?
|
|
And honestly, that's the most exciting thing about DirecTV Now.
|
|
A secret gender discrimination lawsuit is a fantastic, exciting premise.
|
|
"Overall, we feel this is an exciting frontier," Ausubel said.
|
|
The magic they encounter and wield is equally as exciting.
|
|
From a biology perspective, this is exciting for two reasons.
|
|
In a way that's still enticing and exciting and wonderful.
|
|
"It was a nice final, intense and exciting," he said.
|
|
Following their engagement, Adrian announced the exciting news on Instagram.
|
|
It's been an exciting weekend in the world of cryptocurrencies.
|
|
It's something that's always exciting to see when he's up.
|
|
The grid will be changing more quickly and that's exciting.
|
|
It's exciting to think one is part of that dialogue.
|
|
It's super vulnerable and funny and it's just exciting television.
|
|
Such is the exciting life of parents to twin toddlers.
|
|
You never know how someone might behave, and that's exciting.
|
|
But they are hardly the most exciting fish to monitor.
|
|
"It wasn't especially exciting, but it was reassuring," she wrote.
|
|
It got more exciting from there, but not by much.
|
|
Big, exciting ideas will come up for discussion today, Sagittarius.
|
|
It's me, but magnified for the purpose of being exciting.
|
|
The potential casting news is exciting in terms of representation.
|
|
"It's an incredibly exciting experience [photographing the royals]," he says.
|
|
But it's also not as exciting as it first seems.
|
|
Bras aren't necessarily the most exciting items to shop for.
|
|
Exciting conversations about your goals and achievements are taking place.
|
|
"Today is a very exciting day for me," she wrote.
|
|
It's suspenseful and exciting in ways that plays rarely are.
|
|
So it's really exciting to get the house holiday ready.
|
|
I'm hard to watch, exciting, awkward, fun and really rewarding.
|
|
One of the most exciting areas is data science training.
|
|
An exciting graphic showing the flow of information through CONFERS.
|
|
This will be an especially exciting time for intimacy, Cancer.
|
|
The moon connects with Uranus today, bringing you exciting news.
|
|
TC: Are there any exciting IPO roadshows getting under way?
|
|
Whatever is on that phone is probably not that exciting.
|
|
I think it represents a pretty significant and exciting opportunity.
|
|
Instead, we only knew that something exciting was going on.
|
|
The Memphis rapper's new project Simi is also very exciting.
|
|
I asked why she found me less exciting than Mila.
|
|
It's an exciting time for black holes, that's for sure.
|
|
Here are eight of the most exciting names to watch.
|
|
What's the last, most exciting new stock that you've added?
|
|
"Walking in here, it's exciting," German said through an interpreter.
|
|
Let's see if Samsung is going to announce exciting stuff.
|
|
What did we do to deserve all this exciting news?
|
|
For more exciting restaurant news, follow People Food on Facebook.
|
|
I'll be dealing with primal forces, which I find exciting.
|
|
For investors, it's been both very exciting and highly confusing.
|
|
What an exciting show we have for you this evening.
|
|
These caveats aside, this is still a very exciting discovery.
|
|
Okay, maybe that last part would have been less exciting.
|
|
That's the most exciting, gratifying part of what we do.
|
|
It's so exciting, but will it run for 50 years?
|
|
He is perhaps the most exciting architect in the world.
|
|
That coincides with the media's broad desire for exciting campaigns.
|
|
My uncle Bob, on the other hand, was fucking exciting.
|
|
ABC and Frankel herself shared the exciting news on Monday.
|
|
It's pretty exciting to guess who is inside that armor.
|
|
That was also one the exciting aspects of this project.
|
|
The Polish Ambassador: So much, it's a super exciting time.
|
|
Buying your first home can be both exciting and daunting.
|
|
It was exciting to be nominated but everyone was dubious.
|
|
Mattel is toying with something exciting for the BTS Army.
|
|
Exciting opportunities arrive as the moon connects with lucky Jupiter.
|
|
Even if it's not perfect yet, the possibilities are exciting.
|
|
Subscription fee, so you wanna make something exciting for them.
|
|
You make do with what you have, and that's exciting.
|
|
"People are now demanding more, which is exciting," Malone said.
|
|
The line up of speakers is going to be exciting.
|
|
It has been so exciting — a bit of a whirlwind.
|
|
It's exciting to see her stuff up on the walls.
|
|
It's exciting when these institutions move in the right way.
|
|
For a certain type of person, Redwoods are really exciting.
|
|
Well, it's not as exciting if you think it's true.
|
|
It's just so exciting that people aren't falling for it.
|
|
So it's a very exciting moment and a troubling moment.
|
|
Chrissy Teigen is going to the Grammys on Sunday. Exciting!
|
|
It's an exciting, satisfying trick pulled off by smart musicians.
|
|
It was really exciting but also I was really nervous.
|
|
"It's exciting for the fashion and the spectacular," said Foti.
|
|
Well, it just came out, so it's new and exciting.
|
|
The Happy Endings crew has some exciting news to share.
|
|
They're waiting for something brand new, something chaotic and exciting.
|
|
It's already an exciting week in the private space world.
|
|
It's exciting to see and adds to the affable personality.
|
|
Their whole being was as exciting as it was mystifying.
|
|
But it was in overtime when things really got exciting.
|
|
Logan Browning: It's an absolute blessing and it's so exciting.
|
|
It's exciting and thrilling to be part of that narrative.
|
|
On top of that, the tracks themselves aren't very exciting.
|
|
And that's what makes technology entrepreneurship so exciting — and hopeful.
|
|
Make yours a little more exciting with some smoky chipotle.
|
|
STEVE RITCHIE: Well, it is an exciting day, first off.
|
|
While this result is exciting, it's also an incremental finding.
|
|
You may receive an exciting message during this full moon.
|
|
So it's really exciting, honestly, and it's a complete honor.
|
|
For naïve kids, the hustle was stimulating, invigorating, even exciting.
|
|
A powerful connection this evening will bring some exciting change.
|
|
So it's exciting and it's wonderful, but it's also overwhelming.
|
|
To have a small role in that change is exciting.
|
|
This will encourage some very exciting conversations in your relationships.
|
|
It's going to be a very exciting time for everybody.
|
|
Different stories are being told now, which is very exciting.
|
|
"It was very exciting and also very stunning," she says.
|
|
Others have exciting new concepts or ideas already in development.
|
|
It couldn't be a more exciting time at Johnson & Johnson.
|
|
The reunion was as exciting as everyone hoped it'd be.
|
|
I don't know if that's exciting or depressing or both.
|
|
Though Dukakis was not nearly as exciting as Colorado Sen.
|
|
That stuff's super exciting, and I think will be good.
|
|
It was kind of exciting that you could do it.
|
|
The answer is probably not as exciting as you'd like.
|
|
This, as you might understand, makes it even more exciting.
|
|
With panoramic views this immersive, spreadsheets might actually be exciting.
|
|
"I think this result is really exciting," Farr told me.
|
|
So autonomy is something that is incredibly exciting for us.
|
|
That might seem exciting — it wasn't the hottest year, right?
|
|
"We're in love and it's really exciting," she continued. Indeed.
|
|
Then things get exciting if you're a dork like me.
|
|
So exciting what they're doing, the way they're empowering entrepreneurs.
|
|
The Apple one seems unremarkable, but Microsoft's is genuinely exciting.
|
|
The former move is, to me at least, more exciting.
|
|
It's an overwhelming yet exciting day for your relationships, Cancer.
|
|
It's a fantastic day for networking; you'll meet exciting people.
|
|
Exciting news will arrive, thanks to the Moon in Scorpio.
|
|
For the food secure, it's an exciting time in food.
|
|
Perry's not the only one with exciting job news, either.
|
|
Mercury connects with Uranus, bringing exciting news your way, Pisces!
|
|
An especially exciting change to your schedule arrives this evening.
|
|
As the sign of relationships, this should be pretty exciting!
|
|
Ugh, that was the most exciting thing to happen tonight.
|
|
It's pretty exciting and it's all because of this musical.
|
|
And those games, generally speaking, are not considered as exciting.
|
|
So finally having it out, and with Future, is exciting.
|
|
Many expected something more exciting than this Model 3 doppelganger.
|
|
Crucial and exciting transformations are taking place in your relationships.
|
|
This is an exciting day to connect with your partners.
|
|
It's much more exciting than the monotony of everyday life.
|
|
Having contributors from beyond Kenya was "really exciting," he added.
|
|
Perhaps this is because only men are charismatic or exciting?
|
|
"It's going to be exciting, it really is," Rivera said.
|
|
One of the most exciting new categories is smart jewelry.
|
|
That's why the rise of private spaceflight companies is exciting.
|
|
"There are really exciting details in the recordings," he says.
|
|
Not the most exciting answer, but not a bad idea.
|
|
Towns that you know are more exciting than your own.
|
|
Let's discuss the exciting part first: Who will likely win?
|
|
But permanent novelty can only stay exciting for so long.
|
|
Probably most exciting of all, there's the massive chocolate buffet.
|
|
We're proud zSiemens #technology is supporting Elon's most exciting dreams.
|
|
A. Casals' programs, which I'm basically copying, were exciting events.
|
|
Were proud zSiemens #technology is supporting Elons most exciting dreams.
|
|
She's uninspiring, she's unlikable and she's not exciting the base.
|
|
"This is a fun time, an exciting time," Fisher said.
|
|
The Arrow of Time is pointing toward an exciting future.
|
|
"It's really exciting because this is legitimately working," she says.
|
|
Next year is already overflowing with exciting missions to space.
|
|
That's exciting, but this is going to be a process.
|
|
Congressional hearings are rarely the most exciting thing on television.
|
|
That on its own is practical, if not super exciting.
|
|
All in all, it's going to be an exciting week.
|
|
"Then this exciting art world jigsaw puzzle will be complete."
|
|
Maybe not exciting, but it's what needs to be done.
|
|
"That's going to be a really exciting time," he said.
|
|
That doesn't make the discovery any less exciting or important.
|
|
And it was quite exciting to shoot an aircraft down.
|
|
He has so much room to get better it's exciting.
|
|
Is there enough to keep it exciting in Season 3?
|
|
"I think a woman nominee would be inspiring and exciting."
|
|
"It's not career defining, but it's really exciting," he said.
|
|
While romantic and exciting, they lack any level of realism.
|
|
Like any new, exciting space, cannabis companies are growing rapidly.
|
|
Week 1 of the NFL season was an exciting one.
|
|
And that was really exciting to see and really satisfying.
|
|
It will be exciting to come to the ballpark tomorrow.
|
|
Though his technique is exciting, it's all subordinated to expression.
|
|
Scoring a job interview is both exciting and nerve racking.
|
|
Defense is great, but we want it to be exciting.
|
|
"It was an exciting game," said Saints coach Sean Payton.
|
|
The holidays are an especially exciting time to visit Rio.
|
|
It's a sort of dangerous and exciting way of working.
|
|
Lots of ambitious and exciting books have just been released.
|
|
Beating her is not as exciting as beating someone else.
|
|
This is an exciting time to be in cancer research.
|
|
"Wanted to share some exciting personal news ...," the card said.
|
|
Doing the laundry "is not as exciting as I anticipated."
|
|
"[That's] a very exciting part of the market," Williams said.
|
|
So it's exciting to be in the center of it.
|
|
It will be exciting to have a race with them.
|
|
Rep. Kevin Brady recaps the 'exciting' meeting with President Trump.
|
|
Today's energy is chaotic yet exciting, especially around your finances!
|
|
She was smart, strong, independent, and had an exciting life.
|
|
" He added: "What's exciting is that this matters to consumers.
|
|
And while that's exciting, it can also be super overwhelming.
|
|
It was a lot of fun, it was most exciting.
|
|
Exciting (and possibly shocking) news comes your way today, Leo.
|
|
But it's all very exciting, so we go with it.
|
|
"That was one of the most exciting things," he said.
|
|
Exciting changes are made as the moon connects with Uranus.
|
|
But he was the most exciting guard I've ever seen.
|
|
Uranus is active this August, bringing breakthroughs and exciting news!
|
|
Exciting energy around connecting with others will flow this morning.
|
|
He highlighted Vietnam and Malaysia as exciting potential growth markets.
|
|
"It's exciting, it's always a good feeling overall," Gallardo said.
|
|
Is exciting, relevant, and challenging British techno still being made?
|
|
Exciting things are taking place in your social life today.
|
|
"This is an exciting day for everyone involved," Soares said.
|
|
The vibe in your social life is also very exciting.
|
|
It can be an exciting but lonely place to be.
|
|
Exciting conversations take place today, and plans are being made.
|
|
I've met a lot of interesting and exciting creative people.
|
|
Exciting shifts are taking place around your professional goals, too.
|
|
You'll meet plenty of unusual and exciting people this evening!
|
|
He was the most exciting thing happening at the time.
|
|
An exciting work opportunity will come your way this evening.
|
|
Tonight's exciting and energizing: Fantastic messages are coming your way!
|
|
I was in a tight thriller, and it was exciting.
|
|
Our focus is on investing in exciting and innovative technologies.
|
|
The fights that count in career mode are exciting, sure!
|
|
It's crazy exciting, and it's a lot of fun. Right.
|
|
And I just find Antonio Brown so exciting to watch.
|
|
What is the most exciting thing about dating someone smart?
|
|
They make it sound really fancy; it sounded really exciting.
|
|
We have never lived in a more technologically exciting time.
|
|
We have an exciting announcement: Refinery29 now has a podcast!
|
|
Exciting news and ideas will come to you this evening.
|
|
"We're in a very exciting place right now," says Berrios.
|
|
Exciting conversations about work or cash will arrive this evening.
|
|
I think they do, and that's also kind of exciting.
|
|
That tension is where something really exciting can be built.
|
|
This will be especially exciting for your social life, Gemini.
|
|
As well as being exciting it was equally as scary.
|
|
The moon enters Sagittarius, finding you embarking on exciting adventures.
|
|
On Tuesday morning, Tidal announced some exciting news for fans.
|
|
Exciting conversations arrive as Jupiter changes direction in the sky.
|
|
You'll be able to share some exciting ideas this evening.
|
|
Giannis Antetokounmpo is arguably the league's most exciting young player.
|
|
An exciting kiss arrives at the end of tonight's countdown!
|
|
An exciting conversation will arrive, but watch out for exaggerations.
|
|
It was the second album and everything was so exciting.
|
|
This is an exciting time for romance and also creativity.
|
|
This will be super exciting for your bank account, Scorpio!
|
|
To put it lightly, it seems both complicated and exciting.
|
|
It can give us something exciting to look forward to.
|
|
It's really exciting to see him develop and come along.
|
|
This is an exciting day on the job, yet again.
|
|
Will the Fed's next press conference be any more exciting?
|
|
This is also strangely exciting, watching him do his lunges.
|
|
"That's going to make it exciting for us," he said.
|
|
I've called Oregon the most exciting American winemaking area today.
|
|
"It's dangerous and it's exciting," she said of the gunpowder.
|
|
It makes for an exciting, terrifying and deeply sad story.
|
|
Biden is of course far less exciting still for progressives.
|
|
There's so much exciting music being made in our country.
|
|
"We have got an exciting story for you," he said.
|
|
Ms. Silverman finds the uncertainty of her own future exciting.
|
|
The concept of an entirely new playable character is exciting.
|
|
It was exciting, and everyone involved was excited about it.
|
|
"I think it's very exciting learning about history," she said.
|
|
"Venus could be an exciting new chapter in astrobiology exploration."
|
|
"But that's exciting, right?" he said with a slow grin.
|
|
That's not the exciting, emotionally compelling message that anyone craves.
|
|
It's such an exciting town; I used to live there.
|
|
Is it still fun and exciting to make your music?
|
|
You can ignore cryptocurrencies and exciting "new fads," Hogan says.
|
|
That doesn't always happen, but it's exciting when it does.
|
|
This evening brings especially exciting opportunities to connect with others.
|
|
I know there are many more exciting things to come.
|
|
It's going to be an exciting season for the Eagles.
|
|
It's an exciting object, but there's definitely more to study.
|
|
"We can now create exciting connections between works," she said.
|
|
The game was close, and exciting, but it wasn't great.
|
|
Now, here's some exciting news that's not about climate change.
|
|
That's a very exciting legacy for you and your children.
|
|
I think it's at least an open and exciting future.
|
|
But Schnabel's account also has exciting sweep and wondrous shadings.
|
|
It was exciting for everyone on the boat to see.
|
|
At the time it was very exciting to make it.
|
|
What exciting event can be the climax of our story?
|
|
That's exciting and helps me feel really close to her.
|
|
She said the legal scene is pretty exciting right now.
|
|
It was exciting to experience Braxton's intelligence, Ms. Moral said.
|
|
This evening will especially exciting, and some adventure will arrive.
|
|
"It was an exciting realization, that's for sure," he said.
|
|
For me, that's a very exciting space as a filmmaker.
|
|
Dating via phone app was once novel and, consequently, exciting.
|
|
The most exciting travel is always the travel of tomorrow.
|
|
Good vibes flow, and an exciting conversation arrives this morning.
|
|
And the exciting part, we've announced plans to acquire LinkedIn.
|
|
When the whole family is involved, it can be exciting.
|
|
It was an exciting time to be in New York.
|
|
Now, we're starting to get into the truly exciting stage.
|
|
Good. Some of the games have certainly been very exciting!
|
|
As long as the bass is playable, that's quite exciting.
|
|
PARIS — Call it the most exciting fashion auction that wasn't.
|
|
"It is an exciting moment," Obvious said in a statement.
|
|
To me, it's a mess — an exciting one, but still.
|
|
And in the end that's what I find most exciting.
|
|
It was the most magic, secret, exciting place to be.
|
|
"It was so exciting," she wrote in a text message.
|
|
Everything you heard about the exciting diversification of midterm races?
|
|
The news has proven exciting for Beyond: According to Yahoo!
|
|
You're meeting exciting people, and feeling eager to take risks!
|
|
The short answer isn't an exciting one: It's my iPhone.
|
|
In fact, something (debatably) more exciting has arrived: sale season.
|
|
Nothing as exciting as they're doing now, to be honest.
|
|
"This is the beginning of something pretty exciting for Nike."
|
|
Also I find her lyrics and visual output super exciting.
|
|
She looks for exciting experiences for Ava, who is 7.
|
|
It's very exciting to have it noticed in that way.
|
|
I really do, and that's the exciting thing about audio.
|
|
It will be an exciting decade to be a customer.
|
|
Life insurance may not be exciting but that's the point.
|
|
" It is, she said, "an exciting time in American theater.
|
|
But never before had they made such an exciting discovery.
|
|
The most exciting developments of a season are seldom predictable.
|
|
Knockout competition is always more exciting than the group stage.
|
|
That was really exciting for me is to figure out.
|
|
"Exciting development," she scribbled in her diary in late January.
|
|
"It's feeling very real, very exciting, very close," Branson said.
|
|
But how exciting is that for the crowd — like, finally.
|
|
But he also finds the abundance, and the competition, exciting.
|
|
This new color comes at an exciting time for Spears.
|
|
The Reactive Foundation is the hub of these exciting projects.
|
|
"Smartphones and laptops are just too exciting," Dr. Dimitriu said.
|
|
But it's exciting for just being a good art show.
|
|
And oftentimes their jobs may not be the most exciting.
|
|
It's exciting, and creates these great, dynamic, unique food scenes.
|
|
"I think it would be exhilarating, it would be exciting."
|
|
The messages coming from Conservative politicians aren't much more exciting.
|
|
I think it's the most exciting time right now, actually.
|
|
"It's a very exciting time for designers," Mr. Jaffe said.
|
|
" Adeluwoye-Adams: "It's an exciting time to be joining Reuters.
|
|
And it's probably the most exciting smartphone launch in years.
|
|
It was so exciting and so pure in a way.
|
|
"The really exciting news is that they're increasing," Stoinski said.
|
|
It's exciting because I think everything is oversaturated right now.
|
|
She made history exciting, something to be a part of.
|
|
What's the most exciting thing you've done as a volcanologist?
|
|
Tonight is also an exciting milestone for this little newsletter.
|
|
For fans, this will likely mean a more exciting experience.
|
|
It's very cruel, yet it can also be very exciting.
|
|
"The possibility of never getting in is exciting," Warhol mused.
|
|
The perks of newfound celebrity are still new and exciting.
|
|
But there's nothing particularly interesting or exciting about it, either.
|
|
This album is also weird, in a really exciting way.
|
|
It's very exciting, to me and to the whole band.
|
|
So why does it look so damned exciting and fresh?
|
|
There's a lot of exciting stuff that we're working on.
|
|
But he was also a tremendously exciting man and director.
|
|
"It'll be a very exciting day I'm sure," Trump said.
|
|
It's simple: Warren is increasingly exciting people about her candidacy.
|
|
And so I try to keep things novel and exciting.
|
|
It's educational, exciting, and teaches an important lesson about responsibility.
|
|
"We have exciting plans," Mr. Cue said in a statement.
|
|
It was exciting and also overwhelming at the same time.
|
|
But other than that, its new features aren't too exciting.
|
|
We have so many other truly exciting and qualified candidates.
|
|
Look, there is nothing more exciting than what we're doing.
|
|
"It is very exciting," Kumin said in his Boston office.
|
|
And that's actually what's so exciting about working with PMI.
|
|
"I feel that we're at an exciting moment," he said.
|
|
Their most exciting opportunities may lie in Amazon's technological edge.
|
|
This is particularly an exciting development for artists in Pakistan.
|
|
Buying your first home can be exciting but also fraught.
|
|
It's an exciting time for automakers, innovators, and consumers alike.
|
|
But it's never been an exciting place to visit. Apparently.
|
|
"It'll make your experience of watching shooting stars more exciting."
|
|
Refinery29: What is Nebula getting her own series so exciting?
|
|
Portions of exciting fiber cities are still waiting for access.
|
|
The Galaxy Fold is, by all measures, an exciting phone.
|
|
"My life with Stevie was very exciting," Annette later wrote.
|
|
Except it's way more exciting than cruising a beachfront boulevard.
|
|
She really does that, and it's so exciting to see.
|
|
He somehow made this analogy sound exciting instead of hopeless.
|
|
Art schools, theater, and many celebrations make this city exciting.
|
|
But as an adult, I find it much less exciting.
|
|
"The most exciting machine is a human being," he said.
|
|
Remember, November 8, oh, that was an exciting Michigan evening.
|
|
RH: KCAI at the time was a pretty exciting place.
|
|
When you can recontextualize something, that's what is really exciting.
|
|
It was an exciting moment to be doing such work.
|
|
"Manny Margot is a really exciting baseball player," Green said.
|
|
The game wasn't the only exciting part of the event.
|
|
That would be really exciting -- if they had claimed it.
|
|
And I think it has been exciting for both sides.
|
|
The 1960s were an exciting period in astronomy and cosmology.
|
|
He counsels avoiding Kentucky: Kentucky is fast, athletic and exciting.
|
|
Or by exciting liberals who didn't turn out in 2016?
|
|
This concept of "net energy" is an exciting, tantalizing one.
|
|
"It's a really great memory, exciting," Rawan tells CNN, smiling.
|
|
"Moving back into the building will be exciting," she added.
|
|
THANK YOU ALL FOR A VERY WILD & EXCITING 20003 HOURS!
|
|
"Dubbing is as exciting as doing live theater," she said.
|
|
But it's exciting to watch smart people attempt the impossible.
|
|
"These two papers have provided a plausible and exciting explanation."
|
|
It's even more exciting to be bad as your job.
|
|
This was very exciting for my daughter, who loved trucks.
|
|
" He added, "I think we're in for really exciting times.
|
|
It could make for some exciting weekend cooking as well.
|
|
Musk's electric car company, Tesla, has made electric cars exciting.
|
|
"We've got some exciting things coming on iPad," he said.
|
|
You know what's even more exciting than a mutual fund?
|
|
That's exactly why the new Namibian fossils are so exciting.
|
|
So at least it was more exciting than the game.
|
|
You're releasing an exciting project or idea into the world.
|
|
An exciting new beginning in your career has also arrived!
|
|
It may have challenges, but it's a pretty exciting place.
|
|
But, bless their hearts, the truth may be more exciting.
|
|
It's turned out to be a very exciting cultural endeavor.
|
|
And ski jumping is exciting, in a very odd way.
|
|
Said one frog: 'Aw, but that's what made it exciting.
|
|
Democrats are offering up a litany of exciting big ideas.
|
|
I'm embarrassed to say I find tailoring insurance protection exciting.
|
|
So that is really fun and makes the job exciting.
|
|
And the Grizzlies were terrifically exciting — until they were not.
|
|
I've always tried to make life as exciting as possible.
|
|
And that may be the most exciting thing about it.
|
|
The variety ultimately keeps all of our sex lives exciting.
|
|
They're finding them vibrant and interesting and exciting and diverse.
|
|
You guys have much more exciting lives than I do.
|
|
It's exciting to watch that sort of thing happen again.
|
|
This is what we do, and it is exciting work!
|
|
I totally get that predictive knowledge is enticing and exciting.
|
|
Sisters are doing it for themselves ... and it's more exciting.
|
|
Those are exciting opportunities, I think, those things get me.
|
|
Well, you can read my tweets, they're not that exciting.
|
|
That was the most exciting, did you not see this?
|
|
We had other, more exciting games to play after all.
|
|
The action is choppy and overaggressive, but never very exciting.
|
|
That's really what was exciting to me about the book.
|
|
All these things were exciting to be able to explore.
|
|
There's always an opportunity to do something new and exciting.
|
|
I'm coming across it more and more, which is exciting.
|
|
It's going to be an exciting and fun action movie!
|
|
It looks epic and exciting, almost like a superhero film.
|
|
It's these incredibly exciting places that ... New things are happening.
|
|
Scientists have released these images, which could have exciting implications.
|
|
"It's a special day and an exciting day for iQiyi, and I will say it's also an exciting day for the Chinese internet," said Baidu chief executive Robin Li of the iQiyi public offering.
|
|
They have not done the work of exciting themselves around a particular theory of a better health care future, and they certainly have not done the work of exciting the country around the same.
|
|
Drawing workshops include: Giovanni Battista Piranesi didn't use Photoshop, nor Illustrator—Learn to "see" space in this exciting debut course that offers an exciting opportunity to learn how to translate 'natural views' into drawing.
|
|
"It's not that it's more exciting than any other births in the family—it's different exciting, because she's my baby sister who I grew up with," she says of watching Kylie become a mom.
|
|
While we may still regard these colourful and exotic parakeets as something of an exciting novelty, I suspect our children and their children may simply consider them no more exciting than a common pigeon.
|
|
Picking up a brand-new 4K TV is an exciting prospect, but what's not so exciting is the massive chunk of change you're going to have to get rid of to bring one home.
|
|
Imagine having a perfect recall and a way to auto-edit your life into exciting, fun snippets (even if your life isn't exciting or fun.) That's what the Perfect Memory wireless camera aims to do.
|
|
But it was circumstances during the race itself that made it what many consider to be the most exciting race of the 1980s, and some even call it the most exciting race of all time.
|
|
Living in Germany was new and exciting and terrifying and confusing in many ways: I had a new boyfriend, the city had an exciting arts scene, and the German language is wholly terrifying and confusing.
|
|
Prominent prominences can be very exciting to astronomers and space enthusiasts.
|
|
It's so exciting and progressive, but also so limiting and problematic.
|
|
It was the most exciting attempt of the first 57 minutes.
|
|
I've lived here four years, and it's still just as exciting.
|
|
Getting to watch that scene being filmed was tense and exciting.
|
|
That is — in a fictional universe — extremely enticing and extremely exciting.
|
|
Some days you go to work and not much exciting happens.
|
|
It was easily the most exciting performance of this year's show.
|
|
What is the most exciting thing you're working on right now?
|
|
For Grey's first major gay male romance, it's an exciting start.
|
|
But what's really exciting are all the changes going on inside.
|
|
Senator Tim Kaine isn't an exciting pick, but he makes sense.
|
|
"This is a very exciting moment for Versace," said Donatella, 63.
|
|
I think '17 is going to be a very exciting year.
|
|
Perhaps the most exciting feature of Apple Card is Daily Cash.
|
|
Although salacious rumors are exciting, they're often not true at all.
|
|
"It will certainly be exciting, lively, controversial," said one G20 official.
|
|
There are endless possibilities, but in reality nothing exciting ever happens.
|
|
"It was exciting," James, 27, says of reuniting with his sister.
|
|
So it is exciting that Edward O. Wilson, the Harvard evolutionary
|
|
But what's most exciting is the expanded capabilities of Google's Assistant.
|
|
Unfortunately for some, that growth might not include exciting new hardware.
|
|
It's an exciting day at work and around your finances, Pisces.
|
|
Exciting changes and opportunities will present themselves to you today, Aries.
|
|
"The judges have been incredibly exciting to work with," García said.
|
|
It possesses a very exciting energy, bringing surprises wherever it goes.
|
|
They aren't the most exciting thing, but at least they're healthy.
|
|
But there have been two exciting developments at the state level.
|
|
However, let's return to the more exciting topic of violent suspense.
|
|
Is the separation between them exciting for you as an artist?
|
|
Yes, today is Valentine's Day, and for some, that's very exciting.
|
|
This is all especially exciting since the Spark only costs $500.
|
|
Donald Trump's presidency is giving hackers an exciting, if itchy, fame.
|
|
She found the repetition of it soothing, and the result exciting.
|
|
The year of 2018 was intense, exciting, and full of surprises.
|
|
Surprising meetings will take place, and exciting ideas will be shared.
|
|
It's one of the most exciting technologies coming to market today.
|
|
We don't know yet, and that's what makes it so exciting!
|
|
"I got to make her up from scratch, which was exciting."
|
|
"I find mixed reality much more exciting than VR," he says.
|
|
"I've been really fortunate to go, and it's exciting," Bird said.
|
|
It felt more exciting for it to be its own story.
|
|
I think, look, this is the exciting thing about right now.
|
|
The energy is exciting this evening within in your social life.
|
|
"It's so exciting to do something on my own," she said.
|
|
This can be heady, exciting, frightening, anxiety-producing, and even intoxicating.
|
|
Photographs are spontaneous and exciting, something that he creates, not inherits.
|
|
Prediction science to assess risk is an exciting and vibrant field.
|
|
It's going to be exciting to see what they do again.
|
|
But before you get shopping, we have even more exciting news.
|
|
So it's rare, and exciting, when a movie mixes things up.
|
|
That's what makes a lot of it more exciting than rock.
|
|
We wish her great success with some exciting new projects ahead.
|
|
"She made this journey exciting, beautiful and a lot of fun."
|
|
Of course, Queen B is the most surprising and exciting pick.
|
|
And having new ways to tell great stories is really exciting.
|
|
It&aposll be an exciting time for the state of Illinois.
|
|
"The '90s was such an exciting time," Drescher told Page Six.
|
|
But it wasn't exciting, or interesting, or noteworthy in any way.
|
|
But part of it is, your products were very exciting, right?
|
|
Here's what has been revealed about this exciting new combat vehicle.
|
|
Shipping is exciting, fun, and often a progressive and empowering experience.
|
|
It'd be far more interesting, and exciting, to see Warner Bros.
|
|
"That was exciting for us to sign with Creation," she remembers.
|
|
Sounds exciting—if you have any idea what those numbers mean.
|
|
Remember those exciting early exchanges when you start a new romance?
|
|
Theranos was once among the most exciting startups in Silicon Valley.
|
|
Hunting bears is just as exciting as stealthily taking out guards.
|
|
While diner burgers have their place — they're not exactly that exciting.
|
|
Almost half the calories, half the sugar and way more exciting
|
|
It's an exciting day and plenty of conversation takes place, Sagittarius.
|
|
This so-called storm is most exciting for its scientific prospects.
|
|
So that's what I think is so exciting about [this film].
|
|
Porto: These are two of the most exciting teams in Europe.
|
|
It was so exciting to finally get internet at my house.
|
|
"But it's exciting that Jupiter is so different than we assumed."
|
|
Impulsive, exciting, electric, yet shocking energy flows in your relationships tonight.
|
|
Wanting to throw stones through glass windows is an exciting notion.
|
|
Exciting new candidates are primed for the 2018 mid-term elections.
|
|
So we are sure the next album will be more exciting.
|
|
You need to find a way to make job search exciting.
|
|
What's already scheduled for the small screen is no less exciting.
|
|
Financial technology has never been a more exciting or innovative category.
|
|
The quiet parts make the loud parts exciting and vice versa.
|
|
Cunanan was known for being a cerebral and exciting bon vivant.
|
|
It's an exciting debut and will leave you eager for more.
|
|
Who knew discovering a three-letter word could be so exciting?
|
|
Most exciting is the account of Mr Gordievsky's exfiltration in 1985.
|
|
It was both challenging and exciting and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
|
|
The moon connects with Uranus, finding you connecting with exciting people.
|
|
That said, exciting developments are taking place in your public life.
|
|
That's part of what makes this study ... so timely and exciting.
|
|
"Worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting ever," he said.
|
|
Was that exciting or did it sometimes seem like too much?
|
|
So many Asian ppl at the oscars tonight so exciting pic.twitter.
|
|
The idea that you could make this cool, exciting thing yours?
|
|
So it's important, and often exciting, for artists to be adventurous.
|
|
Overall, it's a solid, fairly exciting month for streaming on Netflix.
|
|
"The tailwinds in the gaming sector are very exciting," he said.
|
|
But over time they became less exciting to other UFO people.
|
|
So, that is what my days are consisting of… super exciting.
|
|
The more exciting part of the announcement is the motion controller.
|
|
The discovery is exciting from a purely geological point of view.
|
|
"There's a lot of chemistry there, which is exciting," Urman said.
|
|
It's challenging and exciting to be part of something like this.
|
|
So yes, this new landscape is exciting for somebody like me.
|
|
The sun and Mars meet to bring exciting adventures your way.
|
|
It's an exciting day to connect with others and be creative.
|
|
The whole project, while an exciting technological feat, has big problems.
|
|
Of course, people recognized the exciting moment for the LGBTQ community.
|
|
It's even more exciting for those who champion women who rap.
|
|
But at the very least, this is one exciting first draft.
|
|
Venus mingles with Uranus on July 30—this will be exciting!
|
|
What makes this pair exciting is that they're made by Jaybird.
|
|
"It would be the funniest, most exciting, craziest campaign," Baldwin added.
|
|
"It's an exciting time for them," manager Andy Green told reporters.
|
|
That's exciting, no matter how you're going to look at it.
|
|
Here's a preview of some exciting books on work and psychology.
|
|
The dialogue is charming and witty, the action tense and exciting.
|
|
That was obviously really exciting at the beginning of the season.
|
|
Pajama dressing was exciting when it first circled the fashion sphere.
|
|
A partnership that you're in could take a new, exciting turn.
|
|
"I think it's really an exciting moment for femtech," Boler said.
|
|
Nothing exciting, but being all together for breakfast is a treat!
|
|
And one of her exciting new projects is with J Brand.
|
|
"It's going to be an exciting couple of movies," Holland said.
|
|
That said, some exciting stuff came out of Bethesda's various studios.
|
|
It was so exciting to boil things down to their essence.
|
|
The act of getting somewhere became exciting in and of itself.
|
|
The filing comes at an exciting but challenging time for Snap.
|
|
It was very exciting, and there was a lot of screaming.
|
|
He can be a god of chaos, and that's really exciting.
|
|
It's owned by another woman of color, which is really exciting.
|
|
"Competition makes things exciting," Liu laughed, when asked about Didi's growth.
|
|
It's been an exciting few months for the Swedish royal family.
|
|
It is an exciting moment in the building of our legacy.
|
|
For that day, butts became as exciting as noses or elbows.
|
|
Exciting meetings with powerful people will take place later this afternoon.
|
|
An exciting conversation with a partner will arrive late this afternoon.
|
|
Nutshell: This is the most exciting accountancy simulator you'll ever play.
|
|
A very exciting candidate there that's running in a Houston district.
|
|
What's been the most exciting part of your career so far?
|
|
All these commercial drone technologies are driving new and exciting applications.
|
|
To me, that was what was exciting about making the film.
|
|
But from a research point of view, it's all very exciting.
|
|
The otherwise tired set piece is suddenly new and exciting again.
|
|
The answer, it turns out, is not really an exciting one.
|
|
Here, as long as I fight exciting the promoters are happy.
|
|
This, similar to Max, keeps the fights exciting and evenly matched.
|
|
Tabula Rasa, Netflix's latest exciting international acquisition, has a familiar recipe.
|
|
That's one of the exciting privileges of being in my chair.
|
|
It was exciting because we had songs, we just weren't touring.
|
|
"Fortnite creative is new and exciting, but not final," says Epic.
|
|
If that's not exciting enough, the wine is also completely free.
|
|
Enter Cardlife, another player in the exciting world of SaaS management.
|
|
As a recent Bachelor viewer, Arie is not exciting to me.
|
|
Here's what you need to know about this exciting new project.
|
|
Exciting though this is, it is also rather hard to believe.
|
|
There were some exciting examples of those here at Startup Turkey.
|
|
Perhaps I am being reflexively cynical because it sounds so exciting.
|
|
Her next looks to be just as exciting: the space race.
|
|
Although this 21990-bit Atari conversion is passable, it's not exciting.
|
|
The first time I played at the Fillmore was really exciting.
|
|
" Reiner explained that "What's been most exciting is men love it….
|
|
"It was so exciting to work with [Brinkley]," she told PeopleStyle.
|
|
We put in our car seat today, which was very exciting.
|
|
Supported yet exciting: not a bad way to start the month!
|
|
Transitions, even exciting ones, are a perfect petri dish for vulnerability.
|
|
Really exciting candidate, my wife's from Austin, her family lives there.
|
|
"This is genuinely exciting for me," McCartney said in a statement.
|
|
Manafort himself called it an "exciting day" in a campaign memo.
|
|
Exciting news and unexpected social connections will head your way, too!
|
|
"It's just very exciting to see the end product," she says.
|
|
Women's stories can be an exciting thing, all on their own.
|
|
"That's exciting, because the field right now is challenging," Zhang says.
|
|
That's what [was] so exciting — everybody is going to feel something.
|
|
"Next year is going to be really exciting!" she told PEOPLE.
|
|
But there's exciting things going on in the zero emissions side.
|
|
It's an exciting time to work in food tech in Europe!
|
|
They've taken the first steps toward a radical and exciting shift.
|
|
But the future of biomedicine is where things get really exciting.
|
|
"This is an exciting time, especially for Cleveland," he told her.
|
|
So I think the most exciting thing is finding the asteroids.
|
|
Will someone please code and give me something exciting to do?
|
|
Of course, the first episode of every Survivor season is exciting.
|
|
It's exciting to get students from all across the state together.
|
|
Added features like blocked kicks makes for more exciting game play.
|
|
"To Don Jr. [the affair] was very exciting," the insider adds.
|
|
Material quality is up to class standards, though nothing too exciting.
|
|
" However she does admit that the idea is "a little exciting.
|
|
"It's an exciting and enthusiastic approach to climate change," Myint said.
|
|
Kim Kardashian West Shares Photos From Her Exciting Trip to Dubai!
|
|
For a sleep-deprived Kvitova, the day was anything but exciting.
|
|
So we've got a very very exciting couple of months ahead.
|
|
Exciting ideas are shared today and your intuition is especially sharp!
|
|
DeKoven shared the same love of strange, exciting games for adults.
|
|
Seidelman's pre-gentrification New York is a dangerous, dirty, exciting shithole.
|
|
At first, hooking up with someone "in secret" can be exciting.
|
|
Which, hey, congrats, and everything, but it's just not as exciting.
|
|
What I find most exciting now is sharp, intelligent, insightful women.
|
|
To me it's so exciting to just see Kelli being visible.
|
|
But the sooner, the more exciting it will be for us.
|
|
Perhaps more exciting is the prospect of what's to come, though.
|
|
It's exciting to be living in a place that's moving forward.
|
|
The long-term vision for ARCore and Lens is pretty exciting.
|
|
Her species is endangered, which makes the birth even more exciting.
|
|
But unlike the cars, they are less exciting than their predecessors.
|
|
But on TVs, nothing is more exciting than design these days.
|
|
But the top is really pretty, but I wanted something exciting.
|
|
But that's what makes Destiny such an exciting and influential series.
|
|
It's exciting to think that near-instant charging is becoming reality.
|
|
Paris Smith: For me, the more exciting thing was the performance.
|
|
I think right now is a really exciting time for music.
|
|
Teigen shared some exciting news on Instagram Tuesday — she's pregnant again!
|
|
That's where the most exciting part of the research comes in.
|
|
It was so exciting when I finally found the right one.
|
|
Nothing freaky or exciting was happening in the grotto for us.
|
|
It's been exciting to watch new companies emerge and do this.
|
|
"Marty is an exciting guy," Raven quarterback Joe Flacco told reporters.
|
|
What if you're interested in something a bit more exciting, then?
|
|
These are exciting times to be developing a new visual intelligence.
|
|
And what's really exciting is that we are just getting started.
|
|
We're about to enter into the most exciting time of year.
|
|
" He quipped, "So — there's a lot of exciting stuff going on.
|
|
Let every page educate you & take you on an exciting journey!
|
|
Life can be both stable and exciting at the same time.
|
|
It was one of the most exciting things I've ever seen.
|
|
It was exciting at the same time that it was routine.
|
|
That's something Brown finds particularly exciting about her role in it.
|
|
It was engrossing and exciting, and now it's moving to Westeros.
|
|
The Originals alum Claire Holt got an exciting surprise on Monday.
|
|
"It was all such a rush, but so exciting," Storey says.
|
|
That's what makes this so exciting and potentially so far-reaching.
|
|
The August 26 performance will also feature some exciting special guests!
|
|
We have some very exciting news to share soon… stay tuned.
|
|
"To Don Jr. [the affair] was very exciting," the insider added.
|
|
Prince Harry had some exciting news to share about son Archie!
|
|
New Year's Day 2019 will be an exciting one, indeed. [NASA]
|
|
I've been coming to Rainbow Six: Siege for the exciting action.
|
|
Plus the $750,000 prize pool makes it that much more exciting.
|
|
The beaches, the road trips, the exciting vacations in exotic locations.
|
|
This is so exciting: Expect good news to come your way.
|
|
To get to that point it was very exhilarating and exciting.
|
|
What's really exciting is that all of this data is unprecedented.
|
|
It was just more exciting than anything I could think of.
|
|
It's always bound to provide some exciting performances and surprise appearances.
|
|
"It was a real exciting series," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
|
|
And certainly, that might have created a more exciting looking product.
|
|
The "Cry Pretty" singer announced the exciting news on Instagram Wednesday.
|
|
It started to get less exciting but it's picking up again.
|
|
Weaves are one of Toronto's exciting and most promising rock bands.
|
|
Tell me which queer designers are exciting to you right now?
|
|
Photo: Dong King FuIt's an exciting find for other reasons, too.
|
|
It's an exciting day for your social life and relationships, Scorpio!
|
|
If espionage ever looked fun or exciting, it certainly doesn't anymore.
|
|
Parenthood's Jason Ritter and Togetherness's Melanie Lynskey have some exciting news.
|
|
Haugastøl, Norway (CNN)Snow kiting is as exciting as it looks.
|
|
Rachel Bloom has an exciting new addition to her songwriting credits.
|
|
" It's more exciting to see the beasts in a live environment."
|
|
The country boasts the most exciting, richest league in the world.
|
|
The energy is easy and exciting in your relationships today, Sagittarius!
|
|
It's exciting and joyful, and I guess you could say proud.
|
|
As governor, it's going to be an exciting first 100 days.
|
|
That was pretty exciting this morning to see them coming in.
|
|
One wonders why more investors weren't duped by this exciting opportunity.
|
|
So until then, more exciting stuff is happening in the sky.
|
|
So it was exciting for us to see what that meant.
|
|
"This was so exciting and joyful," Underwood told the Washington Post.
|
|
They're just two church buddies catching up after an exciting night.
|
|
"It's exciting to think where the 11th Hour might explore next."
|
|
Actually, it didn't feel daunting, because to me it was exciting.
|
|