exciting

After an hour or so this ceased to be exciting and he abandoned his loophole.

As fruits of a crowded and exciting summer Champlain could point to a group of three two-storeyed buildings.

The exciting causes of the feeling of discomfort, for example, are always absurdly magnified.

He determined to quit Paris, where the life was far too exciting for his nerves, and to regain the quietude of Normandy.

Then commenced the most exciting struggle for mastery between brute and man that the boys had ever seen.

The stepping down had been exciting, but the first firm footfall on our new terra firma was more exciting still.

An exciting moment in the fighting for the summit ridge of the battlefield in August, 1916.

In 1894 there was an exciting contest over removing the location of the permanent capital and some fear that Helena would lose it.

"It's an exciting game," Mavick continued, after a moment's pause.

On no other theory are we able to explain the effects, or absence of effect, from the exciting causes of disease.