Sentence examples for bring more excitement from inspiring English sources

While it's not the most exciting name, the WAC is looking to bring more excitement to the mobile application space, but how well can it compete with Apple?

"I think I can bring more excitement to the tone when I sing 'reichsten Lade,' " she said.

She thinks that the opening of the W Hotel this spring will bring more excitement, and that the mile-square city will weather the prevailing economic and real estate troubles quite well.

"The bottom line is that we believe this new competitive format will bring more excitement and meaning to each of our regular season matches for all of our teams throughout the year," David Downs, the league's commissioner, said in a statement.

There is no doubt that the ICG-VI in 2011 will bring more excitement from and to all the participants.

"I think the low-scoring games have brought more excitement than I thought," Doug Melvin of Texas said.

LONG BEACH, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–With today's living room now a haven for advanced home theater entertainment, Pioneer Electronics USAA) Inc. is bringing more excitement into the home with the introduction of four new Pioneer branded 5.1 and 7.1-channel audio video receivers.

The game should depend on speed, navigation, and avoiding obstacles, all of which become more difficult as the game gets faster and faster, bringing more excitement to the player.

Mr. Tonchi tapped Mr. Enninful to bring more visual excitement to magazine.

Board members also hoped the excitement of the dedication would bring more donations.

Caps bring more attention.