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Sentences ending with exciting

The descent of the pass on that side is precipitous and exciting. [4]
But it is not exciting. [5]
Me and Tom helped, and it was noble good times and exciting. [5]
The place is feverish rather than exciting. [4]
Come, this is exciting. [5]
Ho' exciting! [8]

More example sentences with the word exciting in them

You can run your car sixty miles an hour in exciting passages, everything will work into it. [4]
Uniformity of character would, however, naturally follow from the assumed uniformity of the exciting causes, and likewise from the free intercrossing of many individuals. [1]
Secondly, these missionaries would gradually, and without creating suspicion or exciting alarm, introduce a rudimentary cleanliness among the nobility, and from them it would work down to the people, if the priests could be kept quiet. [5]
It might be worth while to inquire what effect this exciting accumulation of the news of the world upon an individual or a community has upon happiness and upon character. [4]
It was exciting work for all concerned in it. [5]
It is so wild and interesting and exciting and enchanting that it ought to take a week. [5]
We ran that whole battery of nine blasts in a row, and it was certainly one of the most exciting and uncomfortable weeks I ever spent, either aship or ashore. [5]
Besides the variations which can be grouped with more or less probability under the foregoing heads, there is a large class of variations which may be provisionally called spontaneous, for to our ignorance they appear to arise without any exciting cause. [1]
While my friends were enjoying themselves in ball-rooms or exciting society, Fate still condemned me to careful seclusion in my mother's house. [10]
But with it went a very exciting story. [4]
Alice liked society well enough, she thought, but there was nothing exciting in that of Fallkill, nor anything novel in the attentions of the well-bred young gentlemen one met in it. [5]
Here was a way open to the most honorable, exciting, and profitable employment. [4]
Meanwhile my life was full, and gave promise of becoming even fuller, more absorbing and exciting in the immediate future. [9]
Our little Oxbow Village, which held itself by no means the least of human centres, was the scene of its own commotions, as intense and exciting to those concerned as if the destiny of the nation had been involved in them. [6]
These are not unpleasant subjects; they are not uninteresting subjects; they are even exciting subjects --until one of these massive scientists gets hold of them. [5]
The work of undoing the great twist of logs was exciting, and they fell on each other with a great sound as they were pried off, and went sliding, grinding, into the water. [11]
He was beginning to be mildly interested, and, with his brother Orion, had acquired "feet" in an Esmeralda camp, probably at a very small price--so small as to hold out no exciting prospect of riches. [5]
It is exciting to be in the same house with a real French Vicomte, and I like Mr. Spence tremendously. [9]
An exciting sport, though incomprehensible to masculine intelligence. [9]
Is it not this same mighty, deep-seated power that somehow operates on the minds of men, exciting and stirring them up in every avenue of society,--in politics, in religion, in literature, in morals, in all the manifold relations of life? [7]
In this state they rush to the great cities for a plunge into their turbid life-baths, with a frantic thirst for every exciting pleasure, which makes them the willing and easy victims of all those who sell the Devil's wares on commission. [6]
Going down to the village store was not very exciting, and was, on the whole, a waste of our precious time. [4]
Without giving him the usual greeting, she hastily desired to know what was exciting the people, who had brought the tidings of victory, and whither the multitude was flocking? [10]
During successive periods, the same organism might in this manner acquire successive modifications, which would be transmitted in a nearly uniform state as long as the exciting causes remained the same and there was free intercrossing. [1]
The life of the river-men was exciting, hardy, and perilous; tending to boisterousness, recklessness, daring, and wild humour: that of the salmon-fishers was cheerful, picturesque, infrequently dangerous, mostly simple and quiet. [11]
And isn't it the most exciting play you've ever read? [9]
Mica mining is the exciting industry, but it is agriculturally a good country. [4]
With respect to the exciting causes we can only say, as when speaking of so-called spontaneous variations, that they relate much more closely to the constitution of the varying organism, than to the nature of the conditions to which it has been subjected. [1]
It was showery the day we went down; but the ride filled us with the most exciting expectations. [4]
Had longing for the changeful, exciting life of former days at last overpowered her? [10]
This modern stuff that pretends to give life is so much less exciting than my own daily experience that I cannot get interested in it. [4]
More exciting occupation than any of these was to watch one of the preceptors to see if he would not drop dead while he was praying. [6]
There are many strange things in human history; one of the strangest is that the sparkling diamonds laid there so long without exciting any one's interest. [5]
His disguised weariness still exciting her sympathy, she offered him a chair. [11]
I had intended spending a month somewhere in the mountains, so I came to Viking, and on to the summer hotel: but really this is too exciting for recreation. [11]
There was always some exciting topic at the Capitol, or some huge slander was rising up like a miasmatic exhalation from the Potomac, threatening to settle no one knew exactly where. [5]
She was dismally slow; still, we often had pretty exciting times racing with islands, and rafts, and such things. [5]
But many people seem to like them, and I don't doubt it is as exciting to Gifted to write them as it is to a great genius to express itself in a poem. [6]
It did not seem exciting to Gaston, but it did sound honest, and it was in the picture. [11]
The principal lever relied on by the insurgents for exciting foreign nations to hostility against us, as already intimated, is the embarrassment of commerce. [7]
He liked to read of war, of encounters with the Indians, of any kind of wholesale killing in glittering uniform, to the noise of the terribly exciting fife and drum, which maddened the combatants and drowned the cries of the wounded. [4]
He had that quality which is the special gift of the man born for a teacher,--the power of exciting an interest in that which he taught. [6]
The period of Philip's novitiate--those most important years from his acquaintance with Celia Howard to the attainment of his professional degree--was most interesting to him, but the story of it would not detain the reader of exciting fiction. [4]
The ladies had passed the stormy night, which had succeeded the exciting evening of the festival, without sleep. [10]
Send some policeguards over there, and let her be brought over here as a prisoner; I will examine her myself, and so can question her without exciting observation. [10]
It would breed other lynchings--of men who are not dreaming of committing murders, now, and will commit none if Cullom will keep quiet and not provide the exciting cause. [5]
The last two or three numbers of Pendennis will not, I dare say, be generally thought sufficiently exciting, yet I like them. [14]
This exciting expectation on the part of the Quijadas lasted nearly a whole year, for it was that length of time before Don Philip finally left the Netherlands and reached Valladolid. [10]
We went there on the Erie Canal, the exciting and fashionable mode of travel in those days. [4]
Abingdon, prettily situated on rolling hills, and a couple of thousand feet above the sea, with views of mountain peaks to the south, is a cheerful and not too exciting place for a brief sojourn, and hospitable and helpful to the stranger. [4]
At the head of the table, where the honored guests sat, everyone seemed to be in high spirits and under the influence of a variety of exciting sensations. [2]
The weird voice of the old woman was exciting in itself, and we could not escape the image of this unknown man, dancing about this region without any medicine, fleeing perchance by night and alone, and finally flitting away down the Gut of Canso. [4]
This was one of the most exciting moments in his life, for, as they rounded the Bec du Nez, there was the Dorset going about to make for Guernsey, and the brig, under full sail, bearing down upon her. [11]
With a couple of Indians we could go north-west, where the moose-yards were, and have some sport both exciting and prodigious. [11]
The most exciting novels were pale compared with her daily experiences of real life. [4]
You would have noticed that, if there hadn't been a considerable stretch of time and an exciting quarrel inserted between the two readings. [5]
It would excite no interest to bulletin the last siege of Jerusalem in a village where the event was unknown, if the date was appended; and yet the account of it is incomparably more exciting than that of the siege of Metz. [4]
The effect was nearly as exciting and interesting as that produced by the brilliant and beautiful clothes and perfect taste always on view at the Indian railway stations. [5]
It is human nature to take delight in exciting admiration. [5]
It is the most exciting time of the year. [4]
He had kept more out of her way of late, it is true, but there was not a movement she made which he did not carefully observe just so far as he could without exciting her suspicion. [6]
Curious to know more of the episode in the village below, she ordered her carriage, and came driving slowly past the Louis Quinze at an exciting moment. [11]
At this exciting moment, while calling to his men, he saw what struck him dumb--his son hurrying forward with a flag of truce to Lord Rippingdale! [11]
They rode several miles to a little lake and a scrub of brigalow, and, dismounting, soon had exciting sport. [11]
What Master Gridley may have said to Myrtle Hazard that served to calm her after this exciting scene cannot now be recalled. [6]
The treasure-hunting, the loss in the cave--it's all exciting and splendid. [5]
It was a long tramp, but an exciting one. [5]
There is a little attempt at a mall, with double rows of trees, under that wall, where lovers walk, and ragged, handsome urchins play the exciting game of fives, or sit in the dirt, gambling with cards for the Sorrento currency. [4]
The wagon rattled like a bark-mill; it swirled and leaped about, and we finally got the exciting impression that if the whole thing went to pieces, we should somehow go on,--such was our impetus. [4]
It was a life fascinating and exciting, and profoundly unsatisfactory. [4]
The village news is not of a very exciting character. [6]
He was an increasing wonder--new every morning, and exciting every evening. [4]
But she sensed, in their presence, from references casually let fall in their conversation, a wider culture of which they were in possession, a culture at once puzzling and exciting, one that she despaired of acquiring for herself. [9]
Crozier turned rather impatiently, for his face was aflame with some exciting reflection. [11]
I feel as if I had come out of an exciting whirl. [14]
He knew what I was doing, but instead of warning me of the danger which threatened me from toiling at night after such exciting days, he approved my course and described episodes of his own periods of study. [10]
But the experiments I have seen are merely exciting and unsettling, without the least good result, with a haunting notion that you are being tricked or deluded. [4]
Did your exciting hunt drive any one out of the goldsmith's shop? [10]
She was very hungry, and the effect of the food, of the hot coffee was to dispel her doubt and repugnance, to throw a glamour over the adventure, to restore to Rolfe's arguments an exciting and alluring appeal. [9]
Clara could tell her large improbabilities without exciting any suspicion, whereas if I tried to market even a small and simple one the case would have been different. [5]
For some minutes he gave himself up to scientific considerations; but he became more and more agitated by anxiety for the paraschites, and by the exciting vicinity of Uarda. [10]
This feeble personage had crape enough around his hat to express the grief of an entire nation, and as usual he neglected no opportunity of making himself conspicuous and exciting the admiration of the simple Kanakas. [5]
The day she first saw Tarboe had marked an exciting phase in her life. [11]
The artist could find nothing to complain of in the morning except that the incandescent electric light in his chamber went out suddenly at midnight and left him in blank darkness in the most exciting crisis of a novel. [4]
He was so far established now that he could do much as he pleased without exciting remark. [6]
I said: "I fancy you would like something in the line of adventure; but my career has not run in that direction, so I shall resort to less exciting fields, and, I fear, also, a not very cheerful subject. [11]
The story's so exciting, isn't it, Matthew? [9]
That was an exciting time at Glencader. [11]
It is an exciting kind of fishing, and you feel a fine thrill of pleasure every time you detect the glow of one of those limpid pebbles through the veil of dark sand. [5]
It is an exciting game, and the crowd of spectators furnish abundance of applause for fortunate shots and plenty of laughter for the other kind. [5]
No doubt an exciting cause of it is the adaptation of electricity to the transmission of facts and ideas. [4]
They are also engaged in the most exciting and adventurous sport--with the exception of aerial warfare ever devised or developed--that of hunting down in all weathers over the wide spaces of the Atlantic those modern sea monsters that prey upon the Allied shipping. [9]
It was a disturbing, exciting year. [5]
At last one day I felt I'd go staring mad myself if I didn't do something exciting to lift me, as it were. [11]
He was admitted daily after that, but was warned to keep still about his adventure and introduce no exciting topic. [5]
As we ate, conversation turned upon the annoying persistency of Eastern guides, and reference was made to the exciting circumstances attending the engagement of Amshar, the guide of Mrs. Falchion's party. [11]
So the time came when Dion could say without self-deception that Barine was content in this solitude, and that his love and companionship supplied the place of the exciting, changeful life of the capital. [10]
It must have been of an exciting nature to her, for, immediately after, that good woman came over in a great flutter, and was closeted with my wife, who at the end of the interview had an air of mysterious importance. [4]
They might have been exciting, however, if we had chosen to drink a sufficiency of them. [5]
The road was astir with busy groups, birds sang in the trees, and the old musician drank in the exciting and aromatic atmosphere of the Egyptian Spring with keen enjoyment. [10]

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