They are considering adding a sunny yellow rose called Excitement to the 15 varieties they raise.
The more the author complimented what I'd written, the more I experienced something I had once called excitement, but which I now thought was perhaps something else.
There is a lot to applaud about the food and service at Mastro's--VIP host Victoria Hunt is only too happy to add you to her list--and, if you don't mind spending a lot of money and the cacophony (here it's called "excitement") of the music, they may win you over to their style, which is more Scottsdale or Vegas than it is New York, where the rubrics of the steakhouse were set decades ago.
So if you call it excitement, then that heartbeat becomes a positive thing because it's giving you energy and anticipation towards the race.
There was genuine interest—I'm hesitant to call it "excitement"—for a few days, but just as time heals all wounds, time also makes you forget; we've since forgotten all about said Garmin phone.
Armitage's extravaganza is a tribute to what she unregenerately calls "the excitement of more".
It was a flurry of phone calls, an excitement that I guess goes along with saving lives.
A lifelong hypochondriac, he had come for his health, to reinvigorate his "greatly disordered nervous system," and he withstood all inducements to what he called "social excitement".
Several executives cited what might be called an excitement gap, with viewers much more stoked to see favorite cable shows coming back, and lukewarm at best about resuming relationships with network shows.
From Perot loyalists to Ventura-inspired newbies, this collection of good-government reformers and disenchanted nostalgics is on a fantastic hunt for the Great Outsider, a search for a candidate with instant name recognition, spiritual distance from anything Washington-related, and what delegate Dan Plyler calls "Jerry Springer excitement". And allegiance to Reform Party principles, of course.
