Sentence examples for boost excitement from inspiring English sources
("This could lead to new therapies!" boast most journal articles, relying on the word "could" to keep their platitudes accurate and the exclamation point to boost excitement, stand for "factorial," or make a clicking sound, depending on your field).
That said, the leaked set-up process points to a phone that benefits from added depth-sensing cameras — something Apple is definitely keen to bring on board as it works to boost excitement around ARKit applications.
One technique that can boost excitement is scheduling frequent sex, especially when you're trying to get things "back on track".
So as the series arrives in Indiana for one of its crown-jewel events, the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, NASCAR is weighing more changes to boost excitement — especially to its "Chase for the Cup" title playoff — in hopes of reversing the declines.
He once again boosted excitement about his White House potential, promising that if there is a Beto-for-president campaign, it will be launched within weeks.
"[M]akers of TVs, and manufacturers of display panels used in them, badly need new features to boost consumer excitement," says the WSJ, citing "steep profit declines" among TV manufacturers.
His team would not be playing there if not for the allure of Gretzky, whose involvement with the team persuaded Glendale officials to approve zoning for the arena and for Westgate City Center, an adjacent nightlife district whose soaring neon signs, multiplex theater and crowded restaurants boost the excitement level around the arena.
In January 2013, IGN ranked the episode as the fourth best episode of the series, explaining that "when Season 4 needed a boost of excitement, this episode delivered it in a timely fashion.
Able to detect the "instant boost in excitement" in heart rate caused by release of loved-up hormone catecholamine, the bra communicates with a linked-up smartphone app to verify the feeling and allows the bra to open (or not) accordingly.
The latest Washington Post-ABC News poll suggests that although Romney's selection of Ryan did not change the basic dynamic of the campaign, it boosted Republicans' excitement about their ticket.
