Sentence examples for Express excitement from inspiring English sources

Express excitement for the prospect of what is to come, and wonder aloud what kind of things will be on next year's Year In Review.

It was once common for consumers to express excitement about the latest marketing efforts for the athletic footwear and apparel sold by Nike.

Mr. Einhorn did express excitement for Cairn Energy, a Scotland-based company with global reach.

Now, with Colonel Qaddafi ousted, many Libyans express excitement at the prospect of improved relations with the West and the rest of the world.

Last week, General Manager Brian Cashman embarrassed him — and himself — by publicly and profanely telling Rodriguez to shut up when all he did was express excitement on Twitter about being ready to play.

While few voters here express excitement over Mr. Romney, some say that their main priority is to get President Obama out of office, and that Mr. Romney is the candidate best positioned to accomplish this.

It's just new MP excitement – they'll soon settle down to work.

A new campaign for the Pontiac line of vehicles, carrying the theme "Pontiac excitement.

Long before brand management became a 90's catch phrase, Pontiac carved out a niche as General Motors' excitement division.

Because, though there is in some quarters of the Tory party excitement over the electoral bounce it would get from a Scottish exit, this is not the majority view.

Opera Excitement A few miles away in Katonah, vocal music flies high at the Caramoor Festival, most notably with the world premiere of a long-lost Donizetti opera.