Sentence examples for and in the emotion of from inspiring English sources

Drew said: "You get the adrenaline going, and in the emotion of the game, you want to win so bad.

"But his foot was up, he sort of caught him in the abductor and in the emotion of the game he goes off.

Nemanja Vidic, the captain of Manchester United, missed a penalty kick and, possibly in the emotion of failure, he and Serbia's accomplished midfielder, Dejan Stankovic, indicated that they would now retire from the national team.

"Early on, we were all, and appropriately so, in the emotion of the moment," Mr. Craig said.

Sermons, after all, are rarely written word for word by pastors like Reverend Wright, who are delivering them extemporaneously, and caught up in the emotion of the moment.

"To try and give an acceptable product for the internet and tv and to allow spectators to get involved in the emotion of the sport".

"We've got to make sure we stay on task, and don't get caught up in the emotion of trying to chase down 16 points.

The last thing large and strong athletes can afford to do in the emotion of tense struggle is react with unfiltered ferocity.

I stayed focused on my task of serving soup, and tried not to get wrapped up in the emotion of the situation.

It will prove that you can swing votes if you put aside ideology and concentrate in the emotions of the electorate.

The strength of the two teams, Sydney playing its most attractive football in years, and the emotion of the Bulldogs story.